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Thanks for expanding. I thought you were referring to roughly the same locations in South Asia but I wasn't sure. I appreciate it. I was reading just the other

Thanks for expanding. I thought you were referring to roughly the same locations in South Asia but I wasn't sure. I appreciate it. I was reading just the other day that some US companies have been spending lavishly on office space in the City of London [1]. [1] No paywall https://www.wsj.com/real-estate/commercial/apple-citadel-and-other-u-s-firms-are-fueling-an-office-boom-in-london-539560b3?st=XAgxPt&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink https://www.wsj.com/real-estate/commercial/apple-citadel-and...

omarqureshi 1y ago
Speaking purely from the UK perspective, London is expensive, however, real estate should not be seen as a cost for a large company, it's an investment. Price increases on office real estate on a year-to-year basis just in London is 5-10% per square metre. For the UK this is amazing news, it also allows for places like Birmingham and Manchester to get a significant boost.