Spaces opens its largest London flexible office centre
Spaces has opened its largest London co-working centre to date, in the latest sign of a current boom in demand from flexible workspace operators across the capital.
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The office provider is occupying over 80,000 square feet across seven floors in London Victoria.
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“Demand for flexible office space is on the rise as businesses are beginning to understand the benefits associated with this progressive way of working. Space is at a premium in London and this asset continues to attract new businesses and entrepreneurs from across the world,” said Richard Morris, chief executive of Spaces.
He added: “People are recognising that they are far more productive and successful in a dynamic working environment, while businesses are waking up to the financial and strategic benefits.”