London borough guides for office refurbishment
Hammersmith and Fulham is one of west London’s strongest office markets. The Walt Disney Company’s UK and EMEA headquarters sits on Queen Caroline Street in Hammersmith, L’Oréal’s UK head office is at Gateway Central in White City, and ITV has brought its London staff together at White City Place. The borough runs from the established […]
Hackney is one of London’s most distinctive business boroughs, home to the tech and creative cluster that has grown up around Shoreditch and Hoxton and to the studio scene of Hackney Wick. The borough’s industrial past has left a rich stock of converted warehouses and former factories that now house digital agencies, software companies, fashion
Royal Greenwich offers something few London boroughs can: a UNESCO World Heritage town centre alongside some of the capital’s largest regeneration areas. The Greenwich Peninsula around The O2 has grown into a major commercial quarter, including the Design District, a purpose-built cluster of workspaces for creative businesses that opened in 2021. Downriver, the Royal Arsenal
Enfield is London’s northernmost borough, offering competitively priced commercial space alongside strong road and rail connections. Its main commercial centres are Enfield Town, Southgate and Edmonton, while the Lee Valley corridor along the borough’s eastern edge, taking in Brimsdown and Innova Park, is a major concentration of industrial and logistics space. That mix gives Enfield
Ealing has been known as the Queen of the Suburbs since the early 1900s, and today it is one of west London’s busiest commercial boroughs. Its seven towns, Acton, Ealing, Greenford, Hanwell, Northolt, Perivale and Southall, offer very different kinds of business space: town centre offices around Ealing Broadway, converted industrial and studio buildings in
Croydon is the largest office market in south London and one of the biggest commercial centres anywhere in the capital outside the centre, designated a Metropolitan Centre and an Opportunity Area in the London Plan. The town centre offers large, modern floor plates at rents well below central London, which is why major occupiers have
The Square Mile is the historic core of London and one of the world’s leading financial centres, home to the Bank of England, Lloyd’s of London, and thousands of banking, insurance, legal and professional services firms. Strictly speaking the City is not a London borough: it is governed by the City of London Corporation, which
The London Borough of Camden runs from Holborn and Bloomsbury on the edge of the West End, through King’s Cross and Camden Town, up to Hampstead and Highgate. The regeneration of the former railway lands at King’s Cross has created one of London’s most in-demand commercial districts, where Google’s UK headquarters and Universal Music’s offices
Bromley is London’s largest borough by area, stretching from Penge and Crystal Palace in the north west to open countryside beyond Biggin Hill. It is largely suburban in character, and its office market reflects that: the main concentration of commercial space is in Bromley town centre, with smaller clusters in Beckenham and Orpington and a
The London Borough of Brent stretches from Kilburn and Queen’s Park in the south to Kingsbury and Queensbury in the north, with Wembley at its heart. The Wembley Park regeneration has turned the 85 acres around the national stadium into one of London’s largest mixed-use developments, with thousands of new homes, the London Designer Outlet
