Soho Office Rental Guide
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The above rental estimates reflect good quality (but not prime) air conditioned offices. More expensive and cheaper accommodation will generally be available. Rent rates and service charge estimates are only intended as a guide. Office space is often available with costs outside these guidelines. Negotiated rent free incentives will often make the net effective rent, lower than the above estimates. Business rates payable will vary from year to year, changing each April, due to annual changes in the Uniform Business Rate. Higher rates are paid for brand new buildings. Rent quoted in the City of London financial district is assumed not to be in a tower, where rents can be significantly more expensive |
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| Conventional Lease (per ft2 per year) | |
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| Rent | £68 |
| Rates | £29 |
| Service Charge | £9 |
| Total Cost | £106 |
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Serviced offices provide an all-inclusive fully furnished solution with telecoms, internet and power and business rates all included in the monthly rent.
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| Serviced Space (per desk, per month) | |
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| Total Cost | £650 |
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...a lot of companies that used to be in Mayfair have now chosen Soho, because of the rising Mayfair rents; so they've crossed Regent Street.
Soho: a commercial guide for businesses looking for office space in London
Michael Fraser:Soho is immediately to the east of Mayfair, and it has a very clear boundary between Mayfair and Soho, and that’s Regent Street. The area is great from a communications point of view. There are tube stations all over the place, and frankly it’s hard to be far from one of them.
Till the 1980s it was known especially for its nightlife, clubs, jazz clubs, eating establishments, that sort of thing, but, in recent years there’s been quite a lot of redevelopment. So, there is space there for large companies should they choose Soho. Interestingly, quite a lot of companies that used to be in Mayfair have now chosen Soho, because of the rising Mayfair rents; so they’ve crossed Regent Street, and they’re now in Soho.
One of the side effects of that is of course it’s, as the rents have risen in Soho, priced out a lot of the media companies, who’ve now, well, some still remain. A lot of them have had to go to places which we would describe as lower cost options, which is Clerkenwell, north of Oxford Street, those sort of areas where they can still get in to the center of the media area, but they bring their overheads down quite a lot.
The whole area, as I’ve said, has great atmosphere. Turn every corner, and there’s something new, interesting, just very pleasant. It’s reputed there are still many of some would call accommodating establishments for people to visit after their work hours.
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Available Offices in Soho
A snapshot of the latest commercial property in Soho
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Newly refurbished office suites on 3 floors (1st/2nd/3rd) and they can be taken as a whoile or on a floor by floor basis. Immediate occupation. Click on ATTACHED PDF for more details.
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The floor provides flexible open plan office space, together with a boardroom and kitchenette.
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Newly refurbished 2nd floor office suite. Flexible terms. Immediate occupation. Click on ATTACHED PDF for more details.
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Constructed in the late 1920’s for the National Radiator Company in the style of its parent company’s headquarters in Manhattan, the striking polished black granite elevations and enamel friezes render it one of the most distinctive, art deco buildings in the West End. The availiable part 5th floor will provide bright contemporary office space.
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The building is comprised of a retail unit at ground floor level with comprehensively refurbished, high quality office suites spread across the upper floors. All floors have an abundance of natural light through both front and rear aspects with excellent views over one of London’s most iconic garden squares. There is a communal terrace on the 4th floor with the 8th floor featuring its owns private terrace space.
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The floor is being refurbished to provide contemporary space with exposed finishes. The buildings reception and common areas have also undergone similar refurbishment.
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Comprehensively refurbished to provide a contemporary Soho office space, an imposing reception area leads to 8,307ft2 of B1 office accommodation over lower ground, ground and six upper floors with multiple terraces. In addition, the ground & lower ground floors may
provide a unique self-contained space, with rear courtyard providing good natural light to these levels.
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Characterful refurbishment with views over Soho’s premier square.
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Contemporary space in a quiet area in the centre of Soho.
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This second floor office has been vacated and presents very well complete with furniture. It provides a bright open plan office space with a separate meeting room or executive office, a tea point and demised generous male and female WC’s. The floor also benefits from large windows front & back giving excellent natural light and views over Great Pulteney Street. The office comes furnished and is available on a flexible lease from 6 months.
About Soho
Soho – immediately to the East of Mayfair in London’s West End, spanning London W1F and W1D – has a long-established reputation for entertainment. Soho has its own distinctive culture and a vibrant nightlife. The original Soho House private members’ club (now a worldwide brand) is based here. Until the 1980s, Soho was also associated with the sex industry, but in recent decades, the area has undergone extensive – and for some, controversial – gentrification.
Soho is traditionally the home of the media industry: for decades, leading film and post-production companies have visibly dominated Soho office space. As Soho office rents have risen, some elements of the media industry have moved away from the West End to more cost-effective locations, to be replaced by a variety of non-media companies. Some of the corporate office occupiers have moved from the even more pricey Mayfair – across Regent Street – to fill the void in Soho.
Regardless of the occupiers, Soho office space with a traditional lease continues to very diverse: from top grade air conditioning premises to the most modest – much of the latter being converted from old light industrial buildings and houses. Serviced offices in Soho – including co-working space – are increasingly the choice of both start ups and established businesses who value flexibility. Virtual offices and meeting rooms for hire are also available – usually from serviced and coworking operators.
Communications in Soho are excellent, with Tube stations never more than a few minutes walk and for Charing Cross Station to the south for mainline train services.
Despite rising in recent years, Soho office rents are significantly cheaper than neighbouring Mayfair on the other side of Regent St.
Map of Soho
Tube Stations
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Tottenham Court Road
- Central
- Northern
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Leicester Square
- Northern
- Piccadilly
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Piccadilly Circus
- Bakerloo
- Piccadilly
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Covent Garden
- Piccadilly
National Rail Stations
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London Charing Cross
Bike Docking Stations
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Soho Square , Soho
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Moor Street, Soho
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Frith Street, Soho
Business in Soho
- Traditionally home to the Media industry
- Very wide range of office space from top grade to the most modest
- Excellent Communications
- Diverse range of industries, caused by rising rent
- Lower rents than Mayfar
Leisure & Culture in Soho
- Restaurants: Gauthier Soho, Ceviche Soho, Brasserie Zédel, Polpo Countless Chinese and South-east Asian restaurants in Chinatown
- Bars: Hix Soho, Soho House, Archer Street, Milk & Honey
- Health & Fitness: Soho Gyms, The Third Space
Popular Business Addresses in Soho
The most sought after office locations within Soho include:
Types of Office available in Soho
These types of office can all be found in Soho:
Near Soho
Other commercial office locations near Soho
Available Offices in Soho
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Dean Street, Soho, London W1D
- Neighbouring occupiers include M&M World
- Burger & Lobster
- Starbucks
- Pizza Hut
- Post office
- Burger King
- Zoo Bar and Club
- TGI Fridays
- Rainforest Café
- TK Maxx
- Soho Theatre
- Tesco
- Zara
- Boots
- H&M
- JD Sports
- & River Island.
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Wardour Street, Soho, London W1F
- Prime Soho
- Flexible Terms
- Fully Furnished
- IT & Telephony
- Meeting Rooms
- Exhibition Space
- Private Offices
- Co-Working Space
- Newly Refurbished
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Old Compton Street, Soho, London W1D
- Prime Soho
- Flexible Terms
- Fully Furnished
- Superfast Wifi
- Meeting Rooms
- Breakout Areas
- Games Room
- Members Lounge
- Coworking Space
- Serviced Offices
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Great Chapel Street, Soho, London W1F
- Prime Soho
- Coworking Space
- Private Office Space
- Meeting Rooms
- Phone Booths
- Office Furniture
- Break-out areas
- Community Hub
- Monthly Contracts
