Moore joins the firm from CBRE where he held a Senior Director role and was the strategy lead for central London offices. Moore has also held roles at Colliers International and Altus Group.
Mike Flecknoe, Head of Rating at Cushman & Wakefield, said: “Ben’s appointment marks an important step in the continued growth of our London Rating team. His two decades of specialist expertise will be vital as we broaden our capabilities and continue to guide clients through the complexities of business rates in London.”
Ben Moore, Partner, Rating team at Cushman & Wakefield, said: “I’m excited to join Cushman & Wakefield at a time of significant opportunity in the London office rating market. With continued shifts in occupier needs and valuation dynamics, there’s a real need for focused strategic data-driven advice. I look forward to working with our clients to unlock savings and support their real estate decisions.”
Moore becomes the third Partner in Cushman & Wakefield’s London Rating team, joining Rod Edwards, who joined in April 2025, and Rich Johnson, who leads the team and has been with the firm since July 2024. Together, they bring significant senior level expertise to the team.
Cushman & Wakefield’s 'London Moves 2025' report highlights how the 2026 Revaluation is expected to result in considerably higher rates liabilities for office occupiers in London. New rateable values will be based on rents as of 1 April 2024, instead of 1 April 2021. Over this period, prime headline rents in the City and West End have risen by 35% and 46%, respectively.
While the exact ratable values and multipliers are yet to be confirmed by government, Cushman & Wakefield’s modelling suggests that the 2026 Revaluation will cause rate liabilities for the best high value offices to increase by 35% to 47%.
