Shoreditch Office Space have taken more enquiries for people looking for office space of between 500 – 1,200 sq ft in the month of September than ever before.

Looking for offices to rent in Shoreditch

The trend is put down to the success of companies started in 2010/11 and the rise of Tech City.

However with the Help of Shoreditch Office Space our clients are securing the best spaces as the rush for floor space heats up. More and more companies are seeing the value in being represented, as finding offices has become emotional.

If you are looking for a creative studio or any sort of office space then please get in touch.

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Is this the coolest car in Shoreditch?

Lauren from Shoreditch Office Space was showing a client over the delightful Tabenacle Court where there is about 9,000 sq ft of office space to let when she spotted a cute little green car outside Google Campus on Bonhill Street.

Love to have a go in it.

Shoreditch Office Space are delighted to be working with the landlord at Shoreditch’s most  exciting building launch for some time. When the team from Shoreditch Office Space had a sneak preview last week of the new center we were so excited that start ups and especially tech companies would have a new place to consider when looking at options.

Shoreditch Office Space for 10 people

As anyone looking for a small private office in Shoreditch will know, availability it at an all time low at the moment. This new building is located a few minutes from Old Street and occupies a prominent corner position. The ever popular White Cross market is also just around the corner.

The rooms range from 2/3 per son options upwards. Please contact natalie@shoreditch-officespace.co.uk or give David a call on 07803 562 024.

Serviced Offices Shoreditch – New Availability

Shoreditch Office Space have found a great opportunity to rent two desk spaces close to the Tea Building and Shoreditch Underground Station.

The offices are part of a popular complex of studios and offices.

Please give David a call on 07803 562 024 for more details or email natalie on natalie@shoreditch-officespace.co.uk

Shoreditch Desk Share for 2 people

SHOREDTICH OFFICE SPACE have found an interesting studio space in Shoreditch This space would work well for creative types and is within an easy walk of the local stations. The space is offered in an open plan format.

Please contact natalie@shoreditch-officespace.co.uk for more information.

Shoreditch Office Space have found this interesting office space close to Old Street Roundabout.  This office is offered on an office share basis and would suit media types or a growing tech company.

If you have any questions please email natalie@shoreditch-officespace.co.uk

It was during Christmas drinks at Shoreditch House that a rather merry observer started a debate with the Shoreditch Office Space team whether or not an office south of Great Eastern Street can be classed as Shoreditch? It was only when the dust settled that the facts as to whether this was true or not were considered.

The area in question is bounded by Great Eastern Street (north), Worship Street (south), Norton Folgate (East) and City Road (west). This area spans three different local authorities Hackney, City of London and Islington and all offices share more or less share an EC2 postcode.

History tells us that Shoreditch fell outside the City Walls and was once fields and woodland with several notable houses and churches. As the industrial revolution took place Shoreditch became industrialised and soon became overpolulated with warehouses and factories. At the beginning of the last century Shoreditch had become a slum and its fate up until the 1990s looked bad. It was during this period that the artists and bohemiams moved in. They were able to find huge open spaces and former lofts as their studios and workspaces. The opportunity to convert buildings into modern use was initially spotted by residential developers but over time the area became known for cheap office rents.

There is plenty of buzz surrounding the area south of Great Eastern Street but the streets are quieter and many  commercial estate agents class it as “City fringe”.

One of the most popular buildings is Zetland House and certainly the building has the credability to claim a top ten spot in most tenants hearts when it comes to a creative community. The building is one of the largest in the area and is well liked by tenants wanting to be part of a community. It is however not for everyone with some likening it to a prison or instituional school in terms of it`s look and feel. Internally the units are full of character with orginal wood floors and exposed pipes and brick work. It seen popular with media and digital companies.

As to the question of whether Shoreditch is really to be found south of Great Eastern Street the answer geography wise is probably no. Whether the area has any of Shoreditch’s feel, creativity and spirit the answer is yes.