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Monday 20 July 2015 8:39 pm

Indonesian firm parks up at Alphabeta

By: Express KCS

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LYCRA-lovers of the Tech City can rest easy knowing their cycle-in reception area for creative types on bikes isn’t going anywhere, despite the Alphabeta building being sold yesterday. Indonesian firm Sinarmas Land nabbed the Finsbury Square site for £280m from Resolution Properties. Open Table and Maxus Global call it home.

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