For landlords and asset managers
Keep tenants by making staying the better option
At a break or expiry, a tenant is comparing your building with the rest of the market. Stay-V-Go helps occupiers understand whether their current space can meet their needs — which gives landlords a clearer picture of what it would take to retain them.
Retention through refurbishment
Many tenants leave because the space no longer fits how they work, not because of the building itself. A well-planned reconfiguration or refurbishment can make staying more attractive than a move.
Upgrading space at a lease event
A re-gear combined with landlord-funded or shared works can align a longer commitment with improved space, energy performance and amenity.
Understanding what tenants need
Encouraging a tenant to complete an assessment surfaces their growth, attendance and space expectations early, before they commit to a search elsewhere.
Common questions
How can landlords reduce tenant churn at lease expiry?
Engage early, understand how the tenant's needs have changed, and consider whether improvement works or a re-gear would make the existing space fit.
What is a lease re-gear?
A renegotiation of lease terms before a break or expiry — often a longer term in exchange for incentives such as rent-free periods or contributions to works.
Does refurbishment help retain office tenants?
It can, when it addresses the reasons a tenant might leave: layout, capacity, quality and sustainability.
Stay, change or go — find out in five minutes
The free assessment gives an indicative brief, a space forecast and live UK and London market considerations. Professional advice is available.
General guidance only — not architectural, property, legal or financial advice.