Would a raised development pipeline knock London office rents?

In mid-2010, the Central London office development pipeline underestimated eventual completions by about 25%. A repeat of that over the next few years is certainly plausible. But even if City and West End office completions do exceed current projections significantly, without a shock to demand, the risks of a supply overhang look low.

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