Demand for U.K. Office Space as Strong as Ever, Says JLL U.K. CEO

The video discusses the demand for office space in London, which remains strong despite Brexit uncertainties. It highlights the impact of Brexit on capital flows, noting a drop in London's investment ranking. The coworking sector, including WeWork, is examined, with emphasis on its growth and challenges. The role of technology in the property industry is explored, focusing on JLL Spark's investments. Finally, the need for improved infrastructure and the political context surrounding Brexit are addressed.

What is the current trend in occupational activity from big corporates in London?

• It is as strong as ever.

• It is declining rapidly.

• It is unpredictable.

• It is stable with no change.

How has Brexit uncertainty affected London's investment ranking?

• London is no longer in the top 10.

• London has risen to #3.

• London has dropped to #7.

• London has maintained its top position.

What is the expected impact of a sensible Brexit outcome on London's real estate market?

• It will have no impact.

• It will lead to a decline in investments.

• It will attract more international capital.

• It will cause market instability.

What is the current state of the coworking sector in Europe?

• It is declining.

• It is stagnant.

• It is growing rapidly.

• It is non-existent.

How has WeWork's recent IPO troubles affected its expansion in the UK?

• It has no effect on expansion.

• It has accelerated expansion.

• It has slowed down expansion.

• It has stopped expansion completely.

What is one of the key needs for the UK property sector according to the speaker?

• Increased investment in digital infrastructure.

• Reduced foreign investments.

• More residential properties.

• Higher property taxes.

What is the speaker's view on the UK's digital infrastructure compared to other countries?

• The UK is leading in digital infrastructure.

• The UK is behind many competitor countries.

• The UK is on par with other countries.

• The UK has no digital infrastructure.