London office moves · Week 38, 2026

London office moves, Week 38, 2026

14 Sept – 20 September 2026. In the week of 14 Sept – 20 September 2026, 4 office-change events by London occupiers were publicly reported — 0 requirements, 2 deals or pre-lets, 2 completed moves (most often legal & consulting) — alongside 7 major-works planning approvals at office buildings and 3 large office leases newly registered. Companies are described by sector, size and place, never named.

4
occupier events reported
2
deals & pre-lets
7
major works approved
3
large leases registered

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Requirements · 0

Requirements

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.

Nothing public in this group this week.

Deals & pre-lets · 2

Deals & pre-lets

Lettings and pre-lets reported in the week. A pre-let is a lease signed before the building is finished.

  1. A company is reported to have taken office space at 101 Moorgate, the City of London.

    Reported by Green Street News ↗, 17 Sept

    deal City

  2. A company is reported to have taken 10,000–25,000 sq ft at 101 Moorgate, the City of London.

    Reported by BE News ↗, 17 Sept

    deal City 10,000–25,000 sq ft

Moves completed · 2

Moves completed

Occupiers reported to have opened, relocated or completed a fit-out of a London office.

  1. A legal or consulting firm is reported to have moved to a new London office.

    Reported by Law360 ↗, 15 Sept · also Law.com · sector as described in the story

    move Legal & consulting

  2. A legal or consulting firm is reported to have moved to a new London office.

    Reported by Insurance Times ↗, 17 Sept · sector from Companies House

    move Legal & consulting

Major works approved · 7

Major works approved

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.

  1. 50 Victoria Street, SW1H 0TL — refurbishment approved by Westminster on 18 Sept · 210,208 sq ft office floorspace existing

    Refurbishment of Windsor House and Christchurch House (excluding residential part), including re-cladding and amendment of facades, replacement of windows, new end-of-trip facilities, installation of roof-level plant and screening, and associated works, to provide office, retail, restaurant and indoor recreation accomm

    Ref 26/01445/FULL · Westminster planning register

  2. 3 Edcity Walk, W12 7PT — change of use approved by Hammersmith & Fulham on 18 Sept · 54,412 sq ft office floorspace lost

    Change of use from offices (Former Use class B1) to a flexible use as either offices (class E(g)) or education (Use Class F1(a)) at levels 5-8 of Volume C.

    Ref P/2026/01276/FUL · Hammersmith & Fulham planning register · application ↗

  3. 72 Chancellors Road, W6 9RS — change of use approved by Hammersmith & Fulham on 18 Sept · 39,826 sq ft office floorspace existing

    Alterations to building facade including tinting of brickwork; replacement of structural glazing with a continuation of brick facade; rationalisation of parapet; revised design of building entrance; removal of existing glazed stairwells relocating them within the building; alterations to existing fenestration; and the

    Ref P/2026/00882/FUL · Hammersmith & Fulham planning register · application ↗

  4. 255 Broadway, DA6 8DB — change of use away from offices approved by Bexley on 16 Sept · 139,199 sq ft office floorspace existing

    Temporary change of use of the ground and first floors from Office (Use Class E) to a mixed use comprising Commercial, Business and Service (Class E) and Learning and Non-Residential Institution uses (Class F.1), with associated car parking, cycle parking and refuse storage

    Ref 26/01162/FUL · Bexley planning register

  5. 33 Grosvenor Street, W1K 4QU — refurbishment approved by Westminster on 16 Sept · 11,388 sq ft office floorspace lost

    Refurbishment of the building, including internal alterations, external alterations to the entrance and courtyard, replacement rooftop plant and associated works. (Linked with 26/03660/LBC)

    Ref 26/03659/FULL · Westminster planning register

  6. 23 Meard Street, W1F 0EY — change of use away from offices approved by Westminster on 16 Sept · 1,292 sq ft office floorspace lost

    Change of use of first, second, third and mezzanine (fourth) floors from office (Class E(g)(i)) to provide two residential dwellings (one x one bedroom flat and one x studio flat) (Class C3).

    Ref 26/03628/FULL · Westminster planning register

  7. DUCKS HILL ROAD, HA6 1ST — redevelopment approved by Hillingdon on 16 Sept

    Demolition of existing site buildings (excluding the retained central timber-framed barn), removal of existing hardstanding including the menage, change of use of part of the land to a workshop use (Use Class E(g)(iii)), and redevelopment of previously developed land to provide a workshop building with associated parki

    Ref 16568/APP/2026/703 · Hillingdon planning register · application ↗

Large new leases registered · 3

Large new leases registered

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.

BuildingPostcodeDemiseTermFloor areaLease datedPublished
116 Upper Street N1 1QP Basement & 1st 25 yrs not on register 25 May 14 Sept
The Rowe, 60 Whitechapel High Street E1 7PE 5th & 6th 15 yrs not on register 1 Oct 14 Sept
11 New Square WC2A 3QB 2nd & 3rd 10.3 yrs not on register 14 Jul 14 Sept

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