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Full time offices in Shoreditch

Whether you’re a startup, enterprise, or somewhere in between, getting your workspace setup right is a crucial part of your day-to-day success. For office-based and hybrid businesses, flexible offices are an adaptable and convenient workspace solution. Unlike traditional leased offices with expensive fit-outs and long-term leases, flexible office spaces offer a variety of workspace options and lease terms to suit different business sizes and styles.

Flexible office solutions are adaptable to your business’s changing needs, cost-effective, and take away much of the hassle of managing an office space. For an even more cost-effective solution, you can rent an office 1-3 days per week with a part-time office, saving up to 75% versus the cost of a full-time office.

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Shoreditch

Once home to literary icons Shakespeare and Dickens, Shoreditch is now a popular location for tech firm office spaces. Companies like Songkick and 7digital cluster around the ‘Silicon Roundabout’, where coworking spaces mingle with galleries and the famed Cereal Killer cafe. Accessible by Old Street tube station and Shoreditch High Street overground, you can use the Hubble platform to find private offices, meeting rooms and coworking spaces for whatever your requirements.
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FAQs about offices in Shoreditch

How much does it cost to rent an office in Shoreditch?

The cost of renting an office in the UK varies based on factors like location, size, and amenities. In London, prices range from £50 to £150 per square foot per year. Outside of London, it can range from £20 to £50 per square foot per year in major cities.

How much office space do you need per person in Shoreditch?

The most commonly accepted rule in London is that 100 sq.ft. per employee is the ideal amount of space per person. This allows for roughly 50 sq.ft. for desk space and another 50 sq.ft. fo accommodate room in communal areas, like breakout spaces, meeting rooms and kitchens.