By Laura McGuire Over a quarter of office sales made in the year to March have been from buyers who wish to turn the buildings into hotels, offering a lifeline for London’s downtrodden commercial property market. The data, by Costar shared exclusively with City A.M, comes amid a difficult time for London’s office market. A mixture of work-from-home practices and net zero targets have meant many lower grade workplaces are no longer desirable for future tenants. This comes after London’s iconic BT Tower was bought up earlier in the month – and it was announced it would become a hotel. Many older…
