The Colliers CRE West End Office Agency and Development team has combined experience of more than 79 years in the West End office sector.

Fundamental to the team’s success is its policy of providing a tailor-made service to each client, whether they are a private individual, a multi-national corporation, property company, institution or pension fund.

The team has a proven track record of not only disposing of space quickly and effectively, but also identifying and acquiring the best space for occupiers optimal terms in London's West End.

In such cases, the Colliers CRE team first ensures that the location is suitable for its clients' purposes and business objectives. Its in-depth knowledge of prevailing market conditions and factors driving the sector allows it to secure the space on the best terms and conditions.

The team also acts for companies wishing to buy a freehold or long leasehold for their own occupation, rather than leasing from a traditional landlord. In these circumstances, we work closely with Colliers CRE’s investment experts to ensure suitable funding arrangements are available.

Our team has considerable expertise in all aspects of development, including site acquisition and disposal, as well as providing detailed consultancy services during the conceptual and preconstruction design stages. By combining high-level consultancy with astute brokerage skills, we are able to deliver ‘whole transactional advice’.

We work with a diverse client base, including publicly-quoted companies, developers, institutions, pension funds, landed estates and government departments. Our service encompasses new and refurbished properties and both pure office and mixed-use schemes.

It can include advice on the suitability of buildings, location, demand and supply, as well as specification, layout, configuration, viability and rent-forecasting.

Working with our building consultancy, planning and rating teams, we can provide advice on a range of related issues, including construction, fitting out, structural condition, planning issues and rating liabilities.

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