LONDON LIFE

Find out why this bustling pocket of West London is the perfect place to base your team.

Are you team 'love it'? We lift the lid on this former Marmite factory's colourful history. Thankfully its distinctive, tangy smell is a thing of the past but it still upholds a reputation for being a hive of activity and a great place for business to thrive.

Right in the heart of Kennington you'll find Edinburgh House, the latest addition to Workspace's growing portfolio of stylish and flexible office spaces. Set over six floors, with an impressive choice of office and studio space, here's a roundup of everything you need to know about the new build.

Standing proud in the heart of the hipster haven that is Shoreditch, a playgroup for digital innovation and an attractive location for creative businesses, we're excited to welcome our stunning brand new development, The Frames, to our growing portfolio of buildings.

Home to the world-famous Oval cricket ground and within striking distance of the transport hub Elephant and Castle, Kennington has long been a site of historic interest. Today, it's a hotbed for creative businesses and innovative thinkers. Here's why...

Home of hipsters, and some the world’s most exciting start-ups, Shoreditch is the perfect base for your company both in and out of business hours. Ever improving transport links, and a rich and vibrant business community and a thriving bar and restaurant scene mean this area of London is a prime location for any new and growing business.

Just across the river from Pimlico and Westminster, Vauxhall is fast becoming a hub for transport links, art galleries and a thriving after-hours scene. New developments and cultural activities ensure the area is vibrant enough for any business.

In the last ten years, the number of cyclists taking to the road across London has more than doubled. In fact, at the time of writing, road cyclists now make up more than a quarter of all commuter traffic moving in and out of the capital, resulting in 30,000-plus journeys taking place at rush-hour.

Good food, even better connections to central London, and of course, a great place to bring your business.

Deptford has always been popular with students from Goldsmiths, but a buzz has grown in recent years as the lively, creative community and urban cool atmosphere that can be found here spread to the business sphere.

Welcome China Works, the new and improved Southbank House, to our growing portfolio of business centres, we turn back the clock to the 1800s and unearth the story behind the only surviving part of the Doulton Pottery complex in Lambeth.

Camden is often traditionally known as a buzzing creative hub, associated with fashion, the alternative music scene, incredible street food from Camden Market and Camden Lock. Yet this vibrant area is also a fantastic place to do business, industries from fin-tech to finance, digital to design, engineering to electronics are moving into the area. The great transport links and stimulating atmosphere make it a great place to meet clients, inspire your team and grow your business.

Find out why we think your business would thrive in this part of London.

Selecting the right commercial property in London, in the right area, with the right facilities, is vital to the success of any business. Your office space and location will underpin your company culture and the capital’s commercial property market is booming. There are premises of all shapes and sizes available, from traditional office space and shop fronts to warehouse and fast-emerging co-working space.

Situated in the heart of trendy Wood Green, The Chocolate Factory is one of our most significant creative hubs for innovative, growing North London businesses. Its stylish office, studio and workshop space gives our customers a golden ticket in the shape of freedom to grow at their own pace with no limits, but the building also has a long and impressive heritage for industry.

There is undoubtedly a changing dynamic afoot in the area, with its diamond heritage under threat due to soaring demand for online jewellery commerce and increasing rents, leading to squeezed profit margins for diamond and jewellery businesses that have adorned Hatton Garden’s streets since the Middle Ages.