The precise implications of Brexit for the UK’s office market are heavily dependent upon the outcome of the Brexit negotiations. This study undertaken by Ramidus Consulting on behalf of the BCO examines how the Brexit vote might impact on demand for office space, through to 2022.

Specifically, it seeks to achieve three key objectives. Firstly to assess office jobs growth and space demand expectations to 2022 in London and key cities across the UK. Secondly, to examine Brexit-specific structural demand risks on a sectoral basis, based on changes to areas such as passporting rights, equivalence, access to the Single Market and new trading agreements. Finally, to examine Brexit specific behavioural demand risks including relocation activity, hiring freezes, jobs forgone, reductions in tech funding and other key factors.

Join us for a lively morning of discussion and debate. Tea, coffee and pastries will be provided at 8am, ahead of the presentation which will commence at 8.30am.

Speakers and Panellists:

Peter Wynne Rees, The Bartlett, UCL (chair)
Rob Harris, Ramidus Consulting
Suzanne Gill, Wedlake Bell
John Danes, Aberdeen Asset Management