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OurWorld…passionate about business01-Dec-08
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London tailors property development to start-up firms

The UK capital is known as a world-class destination for large multinational firms, but can smaller companies find the flexibility they need to rent commercial space in central London?

By Anna Rooke, OurWorld Editor.

A new programme of property development will offer young companies flexible leases for office space in prime London locations.

Leases will start from as little as one year according to a report in the Financial Times.

Planned locations include Islington, Hackney, Tower Hamlets and other areas on the edge of London’s financial district, the Square Mile.

Read full details on the Financial Times website.

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