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A plan to relax parking restrictions in Greater London could dramatically improve the office space market in areas outside of the capital, according to a report by Property Week.

The Outer London Commission have completed a report to analyse the consequences of relaxing the parking rules. A more flexible system could increase the area's competitiveness.

According to Property Week's review, London mayor Boris Johnson said:

"We must ensure we put in place policies that grasp every opportunity to unleash outer London's full potential. I look forward to receiving the Commission's final report, but there is no time to lose and we will begin now to look at how we can align our economic strategies to best support our valuable town centres."

For more details on how outer London areas compete with the capital, take a look at our report on office space in the South East.

For details of office space in Greater London, visit officebroker.com.

Published by Jo on Wednesday, 22 July 2009 at 4:05 PM