A trio of lettings has taken Howard de Walden’s latest development in Marylebone to full occupation.
The estate, which owns about 850 buildings across Marylebone, has signed up Sequoia Capital, Silverstream Technologies and Ashby Capital to 10-year leases at 110 Marylebone on St Vincent Street, W1.
Venture capital firm Sequoia Capital has taken 7,200 sq ft across two of the building’s four floors. Maritime tech company Silverstream has signed for 3,100 sq ft, with property investor Ashby Capital taking the remaining 2,600 sq ft.
Richard North, the estate’s head of commercial lettings, said the deals demonstrate “the enduring appeal of Marylebone and high-quality office space, despite the disruption caused by Covid-19”.
He added: “The pandemic has really brought companies’ needs into sharp focus – employers and employees alike are looking for a better-quality environment to work in, as well as somewhere that makes the office more of a destination where people want to be, rather than where they have to be.”
Edward Charles & Partners advised Howard de Walden. BNP Paribas acted for Sequoia Capital, while Knight Frank acted for Silverstream.
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