Serviced Offices in London City: City Space without the Stress

With One London Wall Place leased to a single occupier, the battle for City office space as well as serviced offices in London City is hotting up. Now a number of high-profile businesses are looking to relocate to the Square Mile.

While the competition for space on long-term lets is fierce, the City’s flexible office market offers smaller businesses a wealth of options for securing space with a prestigious City address. We review some of the most sought-after locations right now.

London Wall

With Schroders snapping up One London Wall Place, and Rabobank rumoured to be among the high-profile organisations in the running for Two London Wall Place, this is a seriously popular area right now.

But it’s not all long-term leases. Nearby, London Wall Buildings offers flexible serviced offices in London City for large and small businesses, with an impressive period façade and modern office space inside.

King William Street

If Rabobank doesn’t move to Two London Wall Place, another option on its shortlist is reportedly 33 King William Street. At the heart of the Square Mile, this thoroughfare is home to a wide range of office buildings housing financial firms.

Serviced offices options abound here, from this large fully furnished business centre to this colourful contemporary option or these smart, modern offices.

Bishopsgate

Earlier this year, 100 Bishopsgate was on the shortlist for M&G Investments’ planned relocation. Once complete, it promises to bring yet another contemporary, high-rise office tower to the heart of the city.

For businesses looking for fast occupation of serviced offices in London City, rather than a lengthy pre-let process, it’s just a few steps away. These flexible offices give occupiers all the cachet of this popular City address, without the long-term lease or the months of legal wrangling.

Fenchurch Street

Possibly the frontrunner in M&G’s hunt for new offices, Fenchurch Street has long been a popular City location. The arrival of the Walkie Talkie skyscraper has done much to raise the street’s profile and boost its appeal.

For flexible options in the area, this business centre directly on Fenchurch Street has plenty of period charm on the outside, along with serious, corporate space on the inside. It is spacious, immaculately presented and has just the right amount of gravitas for serviced offices in London City.

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