Boroughs

Hammersmith is one of west London’s major office markets, home to L’Oreal, Disney, and numerous media and tech companies. The borough stretches from the large commercial centres of Hammersmith and Shepherd’s Bush through the creative quarter of White City to the residential streets of Fulham. Hammersmith is served by the Piccadilly, District, Circle, and Hammersmith […]

Hackney has become one of London’s most dynamic business boroughs, driven by the tech and creative sectors that have transformed Shoreditch, Hoxton, and Hackney Wick. The borough’s industrial heritage provides characterful converted warehouse and studio spaces alongside modern co-working and serviced offices. Hackney Central and Hackney Downs on the Overground. Old Street and Shoreditch High

Greenwich combines rich maritime heritage with modern commercial development, particularly around the Greenwich Peninsula and North Greenwich. The borough offers a growing business district with river views and improving transport links, attracting businesses looking for an alternative to more established south London locations. North Greenwich on the Jubilee Line provides fast access to Canary Wharf

Enfield is London’s most northerly borough, offering affordable commercial space with good road and rail connections. The borough’s commercial centres at Enfield Town, Southgate, and Edmonton provide workspace for businesses serving north London and the home counties. Enfield Town and Enfield Chase on the Great Northern route connect to Moorgate and King’s Cross. Southgate and

Ealing has seen significant commercial growth driven by the Elizabeth Line, which has cut journey times to the City and West End. Known as the “Queen of the Suburbs,” the borough offers a growing commercial centre with good amenities and residential appeal for employees. Ealing Broadway on the Elizabeth Line, Central, and District lines is

Croydon is south London’s largest office market and a designated Metropolitan Centre, offering substantial commercial space at a fraction of central London pricing. The town centre has significant capacity for businesses seeking large, modern offices with fast rail links to London Bridge and Victoria. East Croydon provides fast services to London Bridge (15 minutes), Victoria

The Square Mile is the historic heart of London’s financial district, home to the Bank of England, Lloyd’s of London, and thousands of financial, legal, and professional services firms. With some of the most valuable commercial real estate in the world, office refurbishment here demands the highest standards of finish and minimal disruption to trading

Camden has been transformed by the King’s Cross regeneration, now home to Google, Universal Music, and hundreds of creative and tech businesses. The borough stretches from the academic heart of Bloomsbury through buzzing Camden Town to the residential streets of Hampstead, offering a wide range of office environments. King’s Cross St Pancras provides national and

Bromley is London’s largest borough by area and offers a range of commercial centres from Bromley town centre to Beckenham, Orpington, and Penge. The borough provides affordable workspace with good rail connections to central London. Bromley South and Bromley North connect to Victoria and London Bridge via Southeastern services. Beckenham Junction links to the Overground.

Brent has been transformed by the Wembley Park regeneration, creating a significant new commercial and residential district around the national stadium. The borough also includes established commercial centres at Willesden, Kilburn, and Neasden, offering affordable workspace with good transport links. Wembley Park and Wembley Central on the Metropolitan, Jubilee, and Bakerloo lines. Kilburn on the