Refurbishment has a paper trail like no other work: EPC ratings that force upgrades, planning and prior-approval filings, lease renewals where works are the price of staying. Signal reads all of it weekly and scores which London buildings and occupiers are heading into a refurb — while the budget is still being argued.
Minimum energy standards keep ratcheting. Every poorly-rated office in London is a future refurbishment — with a legal deadline attached — but nobody maps ratings to occupiers systematically.
A company that renews its lease and refits in place never appears on relocation radars or, often, planning portals. It’s the invisible half of the fit-out market.
Who’s buying — the landlord upgrading to re-let, or the occupier refreshing to stay? Chasing the wrong side of a refurb wastes months.
HM Land Registry lease events, Companies House filings, local-authority planning, hiring and growth — read continuously across 155,131 London companies.
Every company is ranked 0–100 by how strong, recent and combined its signals are. 60+ is in market; 80+ is imminent. Scores re-run weekly.
Your dashboard opens on your patch: ranked companies, the why-now in one line, timing window, and a decision-maker to call.
Cat A refurb, EPC/MEES upgrade, reposition, dilapidations, licence to alter, retrofit-first — each lead distinguishes occupier-led from landlord-led works.
Book a 20-minute demo and we’ll open the live list for your patch — real London companies, scored and timed, this week.
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