London office moves · Week 37, 2026
7 Sept – 13 September 2026. In the week of 7 Sept – 13 September 2026, 4 office-change events by London occupiers were publicly reported — 1 requirement, 2 deals or pre-lets, 1 completed move (most often education & health) — alongside 6 major-works planning approvals at office buildings and 0 large office leases newly registered. Companies are described by sector, size and place, never named.
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Requirements · 1
Occupiers reported to be in the market for London office space — the earliest public signal of a move. Shown by sector and size, not by name.
An education or health organisation is reported to be looking for office space in London.
requirement Education & health
Deals & pre-lets · 2
Lettings and pre-lets reported in the week. A pre-let is a lease signed before the building is finished.
A technology company is reported to have taken office space in King's Cross.
deal Tech & software King's Cross
A company is reported to have taken office space at Sugar House Island, Stratford.
deal Stratford
Moves completed · 1
Occupiers reported to have opened, relocated or completed a fit-out of a London office.
A media company is reported to have moved to a new London office.
move Media & publishing
Major works approved · 6
Planning permissions decided in the week for refurbishment, redevelopment, extension or change of use at London office buildings. These disturb or displace every occupier in the building — a move trigger nobody files for themselves.
2 Wardrobe Place, EC4V 5AH — change of use away from offices approved by City of London on 11 Sept · 2,960 sq ft office floorspace lost
Works comprising: (i) Change of use of the from offices (Class E(g)(iii)) to a single dwelling for residential use (Class C3); (ii) installation of slim line double glazed units within existing window frames; (iii) replacement of front steps; replacement of windows with French doors at lower ground floor; (iv)and other
7, 14 Great Dover Street, SE1 4YR — refurbishment approved by Southwark on 10 Sept · 6,200 sq ft office floorspace existing
Refurbishment of the existing commercial building, including replacement of all windows with double glazing, installation of ground floor ventilation and air conditioning units, new ceiling-mounted louvre vents within arcade areas, signage, associated fire safety upgrades, and removal of obsolete plant.
55 Mark Lane, EC3R 7NE — refurbishment approved by City of London on 9 Sept · 6,997 sq ft office floorspace existing
Refurbishment of the entrance and principal elevation, with introduction of a new cafe use (Use Class E) in place of part of the existing loading bay, installation of a new gate to loading bay entrance and associated works.
80 London Road, SE1 6LH — redevelopment approved by Southwark on 8 Sept · 348,718 sq ft office floorspace existing
Demolition of the existing building on site with the retention and reuse of the basement level with minor basement extension. Construction of two separate but linked buildings, expressed as a series of four towers provisioning Residential units (Class C3) in the southern elements, and Purpose Built Student Accommodatio
10 Warwick Street, W1B 5LZ — refurbishment approved by Westminster on 8 Sept · 4,478 sq ft office floorspace existing
Refurbishment of the existing five story building, including a new lift and stair core, refurbished office space including a new mezzanine, replacement of all existing windows and doors, including the glazed screen at ground floor level, formation of a new terrace at roof level with a new low level glazed access, inser
291 Main Road, DA14 6QL — change of use away from offices approved by Bexley on 8 Sept · 538 sq ft office floorspace lost
Change of use of office (Class E) to 6 residential units (Class C3) involving erection of a two storey rear extension.
Large new leases registered · 0
Multi-floor and whole-building office leases newly published in HM Land Registry’s monthly leases file. The register names the premises and term, not the tenant, and appears 4–8 weeks after signing.
HM Land Registry publishes its leases file monthly; no large office leases were published in this window.
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