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Desk rates, submarket breakdowns, broker savings worked examples. Updated May 2026.
All 6 UK cities side by side. Updated May 2026.
| City | Desk/month (central) | Prime rent (£/sq ft/yr) | Best-value area | Key sectors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| London | £475–£1,200 | £80–£200 | Canary Wharf, Stratford | Finance, tech, AI |
| Bristol | £300–£550 | £50 | Aztec West, Bedminster | Tech, aerospace, creative |
| Edinburgh | £220–£550 | £48 | Leith, Edinburgh Park | Finance, legal, fintech |
| Leeds | £275–£500 | £46 ★ | Leeds Dock, Headrow | Big Four legal, finance |
| Birmingham | £275–£475 | £46 | Jewellery Quarter, Digbeth | Professional services, HS2 |
| Manchester | £315–£575 | £45.50 | Northern Quarter, Ancoats | Tech, media, creative |
★ Leeds recorded highest YoY prime rent growth of all Big Nine cities (JLL Q4 2025). Sources: CBRE, JLL, Savills, Knight Frank, Avison Young. Updated May 2026.
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