Office Space St James

Abbey Business Centres to your choice of office space in London is easy with the perfect number of useful pointers below.

The capital has the largest number of business centers in the United Kingdom that may make the task of finding the right office seem daunting.

You can, however, make the choice of location of office space maintenance much easier by dividing the capital into three major geographical areas. Each region has its own unique characteristics that tend to attract a certain range of professions:

1) The City - a place synonymous as the central banking system of the United Kingdom, financial institutions, including the Bank of England to dominate the regions around the aptly named Bank. Over the past two decades, many well known financial institutions decided to move to spacious premises in Canary Wharf, but the majority have always maintained offices in the city. Insurance is another industry associated with the Square Mile and in particular the area around Liverpool Street Station and Bishopsgate. In the West Bank is Cheapside and St. Paul, which is currently undergoing major development. The London Stock Exchange is now located in the new redeveloped Paternoster Square and heading even further west of here, "areas of Midtown" Holborn and Chancery Lane has been home to the legal profession for centuries.

2) West End - Renowned for its shopping centers and theaters, the West End is also home to many major brands in the world. With a variety of different styles offices, old houses with modern tower blocks, the West End is guaranteed to have an office space to suit most needs. The areas of Mayfair and St James' Park has traditionally been home to brokers, but in recent years they have been joined by private equity firms and hedgefunds. At the other end of the spectrum of businesses, retailers and new media companies have established their residence in the streets around Oxford Street. Heading further south to Victoria and Westminster, the government and public sector departments constitute the vast majority of residents in office.

3) Canary Wharf - east of the city, the business district of Canary Wharf was built after "Big Bang" to attract major multinational companies, and make the financial capital of the world. After a shaky start, the 1990s saw a rapid growth in the number of businesses relocating to the region. Unlike the City, planners allowed to build skyscrapers which could house 1,000 workers on the same site. HSBC, Barclays and Citigroup all moved their headquarters to the United Kingdom and the region at the heart of the estate is the tallest building in the United Kingdom, One Canada Square . Canary Wharf is well connected to the city by the Docklands Light and Jubilee underground line with CrossRail also arrived on the site in 2017. square-foot prices in the region are currently very competitive now is the perfect time for businesses looking to rent office space in Canary Wharf.

If you are looking for serviced office space to rent in Canary Wharf, Bishopsgate, St. Paul or Victoria, Abbey Business Centres call today on 0800 634 6346 or visit their website