How US tariffs could spark new opportunities in the central London office market

London has long been a magnet for US companies, with its vibrant business environment and strategic location making it an ideal hub for international operations. Over the last decade, US firms have consistently played a significant role in shaping the Central London office market, accounting for a substantial portion of leasing activity. The recent announcement of new ‘reciprocal’ US tariffs on what President Trump called ‘Liberation Day’ is likely to change the landscape of global trade and thus create both challenges and opportunities for London.