City Business Centre

South-east London's regeneration belt is where City Business Centre concentrates. Its centres cluster around Canada Water, Surrey Quays and Deptford, the stretch reshaped by the Canada Water masterplan, the Marine Wharf development along Plough Way and the wider Deptford Wharves regeneration, with the Jubilee line and Overground putting Canary Wharf and London Bridge a few stops away. To that the company adds a City of London address on Cousin Lane, EC4, moments from Cannon Street and the Thames, and West Point Row on Almondsbury Business Park in north Bristol, where the M4 and M5 meet.

Eleven centres, established over around twenty years, give an occupier a real choice of location rather than a single building, and several of the south-east London centres are within walking distance of each other. The model is deliberately simple: modern self-contained offices, each with its own entrance, so an occupier holds its own premises rather than desks on a managed floor, and car parking at every centre, increasingly scarce in inner London. Terms flex rather than committing a business to a long institutional lease, with availability published centre by centre and an email alert for new space. It suits small and medium businesses, trades, creative studios and professional firms