Three new tenants have signed for Blackstone’s Broadgate Quarter, EC2, bringing the office development within a hair’s breadth of full occupation.
There is now less than 1% of office space still available at the 456,000 sq ft scheme, which sits on the corner of Snowden Street and Worship Street.
Accountancy firm Moore Kingston Smith has signed a 12-year lease for 21,520 sq ft on level six of the Appold Street building.
Acacium Group, a healthcare solutions provider, has agreed a 15-year lease on 28,000 sq ft on level four of the same building.
In the adjoining One Snowden Street, investment bank Cowen has signed a 10-year lease regear and expansion, meaning it will now take 14,349 sq ft on level 11.
Dan Gaunt, co-head of London office leasing at Knight Frank, said campus-style developments such as Broadgate Quarter were “more attractive than ever for firms who are looking to attract and retain the best talent”.
The three recently completed leases come after finance technology company Railsbank signed for 10,000 sq ft at One Snowden Street last September.
Blackstone’s real estate services platform, Revantage Europe, manages the building. Knight Frank and BH2 are the joint leasing agents.
Farebrother advised Moore Kingston Smith. Knight Frank’s separate London tenant representation team advised Acacium Group.
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