London office moves · Week 44, 2026
26 Oct – 1 November 2026. In the week of 26 Oct – 1 November 2026, 8 office-change events by London occupiers were publicly reported — 0 requirements, 8 deals or pre-lets, 0 completed moves (most often tech & software) — 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 · 0
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 · 8
Lettings and pre-lets reported in the week. A pre-let is a lease signed before the building is finished.
A company is reported to have taken office space at Sea Containers, South Bank.
deal South Bank
A media company is reported to have taken office space at Television Centre, White City.
deal Media & publishing White City
A company is reported to have taken office space in Docklands.
deal Docklands
A technology company is reported to have taken 50,000–100,000 sq ft at Tribeca campus, Tribeca.
deal Tech & software Tribeca 50,000–100,000 sq ft
A technology company is reported to have taken 50,000–100,000 sq ft at Tribeca King's Cross, King's Cross.
deal Tech & software King's Cross 50,000–100,000 sq ft
A technology company is reported to have taken 50,000–100,000 sq ft at TRIBECA, King's Cross.
deal Tech & software King's Cross 50,000–100,000 sq ft
A company is reported to have taken office space at 30 Finsbury Square, Finsbury.
deal Finsbury
A company is reported to have taken 50,000–100,000 sq ft at 30 Finsbury Square, Finsbury.
deal Finsbury 50,000–100,000 sq ft
Moves completed · 0
Occupiers reported to have opened, relocated or completed a fit-out of a London office.
Nothing public in this group this week.
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.
1 Silk Street, EC2Y 8AL — redevelopment approved by City of London on 30 Oct
This development is proposed to be a phased development (phase 1: demolition, phase 2 construction) comprising: the demolition of the existing buildings, partial retention of the existing basement (including creation of a mezzanine) and construction of a new building for office use (Class E(g)), flexible office/communi
30, 34 Moorgate, EC2R 6DA — refurbishment approved by City of London on 29 Oct · 39,665 sq ft office floorspace existing
Refurbishment and alterations comprising, (i) alterations to plant equipment at roof level, (ii) installation of CCTV cameras, (iii) alterations to ground floor entrances, and (iv) removal of 2no. ground floor doors and installation of glazing, and associated works.
25 Heathman's Road, SW6 4TJ — redevelopment approved by Hammersmith & Fulham on 29 Oct
Demolition of existing ground floor single storey element and erection of new 3 storey extension from ground to second floor levels, and erection of an additional floor at roof level for use as additional office and yoga studio space (Class E); installation of plant, acoustic screening and other associated works at roo
23, 35 Hendon Lane, N3 1RT — change of use away from offices approved by Barnet on 28 Oct · 8,902 sq ft office floorspace existing
Change of use of the first floor from office floor space (Use Class E(g)(i) to 6no. residential units (Use Class C3)
138 Main Road, DA14 6NY — redevelopment approved by Bexley on 27 Oct · 4,555 sq ft office floorspace lost
Erection of a five storey block to provide 12 self-contained residential flats including car parking, refuse/cycle storage and associated landscaping and communal garden following demolition of existing office block.
256 Green Lanes, N13 5TU — change of use away from offices approved by Enfield on 27 Oct
Change of use from office (Class E) to part rear ground floor into 1no x residential flat with conversion of upper floor into 2no x flats (Class C3).
Large new leases registered · 0
Multi-floor and whole-building office leases newly published in the lease register’s monthly file. The register names the premises and term, not the tenant, and appears 4–8 weeks after signing.
The lease register publishes its file monthly; no large office leases were published in this window.
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