Gaw Capital has leased nearly 46,000 sq ft of office space in a series of deals at its Harbour Exchange campus near Canary Wharf, E14.
The investor, founded by Hong Kong businessman Goodwin Gaw, completed the deals via agents Savills and Avison Young, led by a 9,559 sq ft letting to the University of Sunderland at the HX4 building.
Publisher Ocean Media Group and videogame company Wanyoo Esports have taken 5,967 sq ft and 3,018 sq ft respectively on the sixth and ninth floors of the HX1 building.
In addition, ChinaTelecom has signed a 15-year lease for 19,087 sq ft on the 11th floor of HX1&2, and JTC Group has signed for 8,040 sq ft on the 16th floor of HX1.
A further 18,000 sq ft is under offer in Harbour Exchange across two units, with active negotiations on a further 50,000 sq ft.
Josh Lamb, director in Savills’ City agency team, said: “This recent spate of transactions to a diverse range of companies, demonstrates that well-designed, well-connected office space continues to be in demand in London as more organisations commit to a return to the office in some form.”
Harbour Exchange comprises nine office buildings on a nine-acre private campus.
Newton Perkins acted for JTC Group; Cherryman acted for ChinaTelecom.
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