John Gravett

Following the news this week that Broadband speeds fall short of Ofcom minimum in more than a quarter of UK homes, Cluttons’ John Gravett, Head of real estate management, comments: “We have been saying for some time now that consumers consider broadband the fifth uti...

The majority (65%) of the UK’s commercial landlords have undertaken work to improve the digital connectivity of their buildings, with almost three quarters (72%) of tenants saying that poorly connected offices will become obsolete spaces. As our dependency on technology co...

Cluttons has published the first part of The London Connectivity Report, focusing on residential tenants, carried out in partnership with YouGov. In an ever more connected world, the need to be able to communicate efficiently and with ease continues to rise in importance. Busine...

Poor connectivity is threatening London's success and international competitiveness. The London Assembly Regeneration Committee investigation noted that London lacks full fibre connections, ranking 30 out of 63 cities across the UK when it comes to high broadband speeds. The capi...

57 percent of C-Suite Execs in London confirm they are prepared to pay a premium for better digital connectivity in the office 62 percent of London residents aged 30 and under would expect a discount on their rent if broadband speeds and mobile coverage were unsatisfactory Conn...

Cluttons has released a briefing note on the importance of a building’s connectivity in unlocking future commercial property values. Mobile and internet connections are the fifth essential utility for the modern environment yet the most overlooked when leasing space. Given...