As a key hub for global business, the United Kingdom offers companies the opportunity to develop in some of the world economy’s most dynamic cities. The UK market offers a wide variety of options from established business centres like London to prime examples of urban regeneration such as Newcastle or Birmingham.

Key business destinations include Edinburgh, which has the one of the strongest economies in the UK and is considered its second financial centre; Manchester, with a growing business community that supports major industries such finance, legal and business services; and of course London, the nation’s capital, which has long driven the UK’s economy.

Ranked as the most entrepreneurial country in Europe by the Global Entrepreneurship Index, the UK now has a reputation as being a world leader in innovation. Thriving start-up communities in some of the nation’s major cities offer the ideal atmosphere for you to grow your business. These attributes coupled with the benefit of a flexible workforce make the UK the ideal place to rent office space to grow your business.

For more information on the best place to set up your workspace in the UK, contact one of our specialist local consultants.

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According to our latest Flexible Workspace Review, growth in the number of serviced workspaces in Central London is as high as 17% in Southbank and 11% in the West End – key areas of the Capital. With a host of flexible office space available in London and a growing community of entrepreneurs, it represents one of the world’s most attractive bases for business.

Growing markets outside of the capital are also now attracting domestic and international interest. With big names in industry expanding their businesses throughout the UK, companies can anticipate mixing with major corporate firms almost anywhere across the country. In the past year, nearly all of the UK’s office markets have experienced growth, which stems from high demand for workspace and a supply market that has yet to catch up. Finding office space is, therefore, highly competitive and it is advisable to seek advice during the search for space.

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Dominic needed to source a suitable office for his start-up in Marylebone (London, UK) that could accommodate his 4 employees as well as cater for any growth in the future.

Lucy helped him secure an ideal space within two weeks, on a 12-month flexible term, in a location perfect for his business.

Lucy Ruff has been a lifesaver over the last month or so. We needed to find some office space in Marylebone (London, UK) and I was worried it was going to take up so much of our precious early start-up hours – but no! Lucy called me within minutes of pressing ‘go’ on Instant Offices, talked through our needs and had sent over potentials for us to view within the same day. One of the two options we ended up choosing and I can only put that down to her understanding of our needs and her understanding of the market. Painless process successfully navigated with only a few minutes of my time. Absolute star!

Dominic Bristow

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