Invest Northern Ireland has agreed to take the remaining space at family-owned investor Romulus’s 10 Dominion Street, EC2.
Northern Ireland’s regional economic development agency is to take the 3,380 sq ft sixth floor on a 10-year lease with a five-year break, paying around £60 per sq ft.
It joins private bank Arbuthnot Latham & Co, the largest occupier in the building; Japanese mobile phone operator Docomo; recruiter Madigan Gill Group; internet service provider and investment bank Backbone Connect; and Deutsche Bank, who have all taken space at the 30,600 sq ft building following a refurbishment last year.
Alex Woolf, director at Romulus, said: “We believe that a large part of the success we have seen at 10 Dominion Street is due to the importance occupiers place on amenities. The works we carried out to the common areas included a new reception, cycle parking and shower provision – these created a point of difference for a building of this size.”
Jack Beeby, director of City agency at JLL, added: “The six deals underline the continued demand for smaller floors of sub-5,000 sq ft, suggesting that smaller occupiers do value their own space and are keen to make long-term commitments.”
JLL acted on behalf of Romulus.
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