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Thursday 13 February 2014 8:12 pm

Shard skyscraper attracts more tenants

By: Express KCS

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SIX TENANTS have now taken up space in London’s glass-clad skyscraper the Shard, with 170,000 square feet or 30 per cent of the building’s office space now let. Developer Irvine Seller confirmed that venture capitalists Foresight Group and lawyers Mathys & Squire were among the new tenants to have taken space, with companies due to start moving in from this spring. Overall the Shard is now half let.

WHO’S MOVING IN?
■ Levels 68-72
The View from the The Shard

■ Levels 34-52
Shangri-La Hotel

■ Levels 31-33
Oblix, Aqua, and Hutong

■ Level 28
South Hook Gas 15,000 sq ft

■ Level 17
Foresight Group 9,500 sq ft

■ Level 16
Al Jazeera 27,700 sq ft

■ Level 15
Mathys & Squire 28,400 sq ft

■ Level 14
Duff & Phelps 17,500 sq ft

■ Levels 4 – 6
HCA Hospitals 70,000 sq ft

■ Station Level
M&S Simply Food & Cafe Nero

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