City Of London Short-Term Managed Office Space Rental, Serviced Property Update
Aug 14, 2023
DeVono, a leading workplace consultant, recently listed a serviced office in the City of London that is geared toward media companies.
London, United Kingdom - August 14, 2023 /PressCable/ —
This announcement is a response to the proliferation of media outfits in today’s digital-first, creator-driven world. Robert Leigh, equity partner at the consultancy, says this listing in the heart of London offers a flexible space that creative companies can tailor to their needs.
More information about DeVono is available at Find London Office Space | DeVono
The Harlequin Building is a Grade A space that boasts an open-plan layout, enabling tenants to set up photo and video shoots with ease. Moreover, it has both conference and breakout rooms where teams can brainstorm ideas and conduct pre-production meetings.
While online videos started as low-production-value projects, the rise of platforms like YouTube and TikTok has accelerated the professionalization of this niche. As such, more and more media companies need an office where they can fully express their creativity.
Renting a standard office in London can prove costly, however, which is why DeVono offers managed offices such as the one in Harlequin Building. These provide world-class business spaces without the steep overhead costs.
More importantly, the office offers flexible leasing, so media companies can rent it only for as long as they need the workspace. This makes the place suitable for outfits that work on a per-project basis since there is no need to sign year-long contracts.
Tenants can also enjoy a broad range of convenient amenities, such as a kitchenette, showers, bike racks, and high-speed WiFi. There is also 24/7 security, ensuring that expensive media equipment will be safe at all times.
Leigh says that Harlequin Building’s location makes it easy to meet with clients and conduct outdoor shoots. For instance, Southwark, Borough, London Bridge, Waterloo, and Canon Street Stations are all within a 15-minute walk of the office.
“The world of media is changing, which is why companies need offices that are equally innovative. Harlequin Building’s flexible contract and ideal location allow tenants to grow their businesses in a sustainable manner.”
Prospective clients may book a consultation with DeVono to learn more about the listing and to explore other serviced offices in the City of London.
Interested parties may also visit https://www.devono.com/office-space-city-of-london to view other listings in the metropolis.
Contact Info:
Name: Chris Lewis
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Organization: DeVono
Address: 10 Bloomsbury Way, London , London, England WC1A 2SL, United Kingdom
Website: https://www.devono.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89104855
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