West End tops most expensive office list; Leeds trumps Ho Chi Minh City, Frankfurt and Mexico City
The study also found that prime rents are rising fastest in the Americas, where real estate fundamentals continue to improve.
Overall, the US accounted for five of the 10 markets with the fastest-growing prime occupancy costs. These markets were Seattle, San Francisco and Boston.
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Hide AdThe West End of London’s overall prime occupancy costs of $274 per sq ft per year topped the most expensive list.
Leeds jumped two places to 47 in the same list, ahead of Ho Chi Minh City, Frankfurt and Mexico City, but behind English rivals Manchester at 35, Birmingham at 39 and Bristol at 41. The biggest fallers were Santiago, Lyon and West Kowloon in Hong Kong.