Boroughs

Westminster encompasses the West End, Mayfair, Victoria, Paddington, and Marylebone, making it one of the most diverse commercial boroughs in London. From prestigious Mayfair townhouse offices to large Victoria Street headquarters and the rapidly growing Paddington Basin, the borough offers workspace for every type of business. Exceptional connectivity via Victoria, Paddington, Oxford Circus, Bond Street, […]

Wandsworth has benefited enormously from the Battersea Power Station development and the Northern Line extension, creating a significant new commercial district. From Battersea’s riverside offices through Wandsworth town centre to Putney and Tooting, the borough offers a range of workspace options. Battersea Power Station on the Northern Line extension. Clapham Junction is one of Britain’s

Waltham Forest, London Borough of Culture in 2019, has seen growing commercial interest, particularly in Walthamstow and Leyton. The borough offers affordable workspace within easy reach of central London, attracting creative businesses, startups, and SMEs priced out of neighbouring Hackney. Walthamstow Central on the Victoria Line provides fast access to the West End. Leyton and

Tower Hamlets is a borough of contrasts: the gleaming towers of Canary Wharf at one end and the vibrant streets of Whitechapel and Bethnal Green at the other. Canary Wharf is London’s second financial centre, while the areas around Brick Lane and the Commercial Road corridor attract a diverse mix of creative, tech, and social

Sutton offers affordable commercial space on London’s southern edge, with good rail connections to central London. The borough’s town centres at Sutton, Cheam, and Wallington provide functional office space at competitive rents. Sutton station connects to Thameslink (London Bridge, City, St Albans) and Southern services. The Tramlink extension plans would significantly improve connectivity to Croydon

Southwark spans from the global business hub of London Bridge and the South Bank through the creative streets of Bermondsey and Peckham to the residential neighbourhoods of Dulwich. The northern part of the borough rivals the City for commercial activity, while the south offers more affordable creative workspace. London Bridge is one of London’s busiest

Richmond upon Thames is one of London’s most attractive boroughs, offering a quality of life that helps businesses recruit and retain staff. From Richmond’s riverside offices to Twickenham’s commercial centres and the St Margaret’s area, the borough provides characterful workspace in a premium residential setting. Richmond station connects to the Overground, District Line, and South

Redbridge provides affordable commercial space on the eastern edge of London, with Ilford as its main town centre. The arrival of the Elizabeth Line at Ilford has improved connectivity significantly, making the borough more attractive to businesses seeking good transport links at outer London pricing. Ilford and Seven Kings on the Elizabeth Line provide fast

Newham has seen extraordinary regeneration since the 2012 Olympics. Stratford is now a major commercial centre with the International Quarter, while the Royal Docks and Silvertown are being transformed into a significant business district. The borough offers some of the best value office space in London with excellent transport links. Stratford is one of London’s

Merton is best known for Wimbledon but also offers a solid commercial property market across Wimbledon town centre, South Wimbledon, and Mitcham. The borough provides affordable office space with good transport links and a high quality of life. Wimbledon connects to District Line, Overground, Tramlink, and South Western Railway. South Wimbledon on the Northern Line.