the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors has underscored its commitment to operating in London , despite the possible disruption caused by Brexit . Brexit accounts for earlier this year revealed the UK company has around £2bn ($ 2.6bn ) in leases up to five , while a spokesperson said Brexit would provide "challenges and opportunities" but added: "we will not pull out of agreements with landlords". UK accounts for 2016 show the company has "minimum lease payments under non-cancellable operating leases" of roughly £1 billion up to 2042 in Britain. The company's optimism is at odds with a recent warning from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors , which said 75% of its members said London 's commercial property market was entering a downturn.
the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors has underscored its commitment to operating in London , despite the possible disruption caused by Brexit . Brexit accounts for earlier this year revealed the UK company has around £2bn ($ 2.6bn ) in leases up to five , while a spokesperson said Brexit would provide "challenges and opportunities" but added: "we will not pull out of agreements with landlords". The company's optimism is at odds with a recent warning from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors , which said 75% of its members said London 's commercial property market was entering a downturn.