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Cap rate or your interest rate gives you your capital value, so as interest rates rises that tends to depress the value of offices. but it's a really mixed picture. as i say, super prime offices in the hearts of cities, values are holding up extremely well. it's the secondary grade offices perhaps with worse energy ratings that we see will probably suffer the most. megan, let me end on this, a prediction. five years�* time, will we be in our city centres more or less? i think we're in our city centres more. i think people want to come together to socialise. the draw of cities actually gets b...

People want to go. what holds up property valuations is the rents that people want to pay, so super prime, premium rents are holding up, people very much want those sorts of offices and so that is supporting those sorts of capital values. so we see the super premium offices probably have a 20% premium over more traditional standard offices. during the pandemic, rents actually held up surprisingly well, people continued to pay their rent. the other component for property values is interest rates. recently we have seen a spike in interest rates. what that does is it tends to depress the value of...

During the pandemic, rents actually held up surprisingly well, people continued to pay their rent. the other component for property values is interest rates. recently we have seen a spike in interest rates. what that does is it tends to depress the value of real estate, so rent divided by your cap rate or your interest rate gives you your capital value, so it's interest rates rises that tend to depress the value of offices. but it's a really mixed picture. as i say, super prime offices in the hearts of cities, values are holding up extremely well. it's the secondary grade offices perhaps with ...

Rates, just 4—6%. in the city of london which is more traditional, 8—10% vacancy, and in the very office heavy and at canary wharf, sort of 15 — 17% vacancy. what it is showing is we have demand for offices in some of the areas where people want to go. what holds up property valuations is the rents that people want to pay, so super prime, premium rents are holding up, people very much want those sorts of offices and so that is supporting those sorts of capital values. so we see the super premium offices probably have a 20% premium over more traditional standard offices. during the pandem...

Where people want to go. what holds up property valuations is the rents that people want to pay, so super prime, premium rents are holding up, people very much want those sorts of offices and so that is supporting those sorts of capital values. so, we see that super premium offices probably have a 20% premium over more traditional standard offices. during the pandemic, rents actually held up surprisingly well, people continue to pay their rent. the other component for property values is interest rates. recently we have seen a spike in interest rates. what that does is it tends to depress the v...