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Camden is one of the most thriving places for an office space rental in london. Renting an office in Camden is not just about being a part of one of the central boroughs of London, it’s about joining a business district that sits alongside its larger neighbours of St. Pancras, King’s Cross, and Euston.
Much more than just spacious and stylish offices to rent, Camden’s surrounding areas contain an exciting array of attractions including, museums, street markets, open green spaces, and some very affluent residential neighbourhoods.
Due to the high-standard of its serviced offices, Camden is a growing hub for various firms, and tends to be more popular with small to medium-sized businesses.
Camden Market is world famous with a wide range of independent retailers and food stalls
Home to the Jewish Museum of London
London Zoo is the world’s oldest scientific zoo, established since 1828
Popular for numerous live music venues including the Roundhouse
North of the principal districts of its office space, Camden is within walking distance of King’s Cross and St Pancras, where the local economy becomes even more varied and increasingly residential. The borough itself is considered to have the 3rd largest economy in the whole of London. In the average Camden office, businesses are concentrated in the higher education, legal services, business services, hotel and tourism, retail, media, and leisure sectors.
One-third of jobs within the Camden area include business or professional services, as well as those who work in the public sector. Interestingly enough, 53.89% of all jobs in Camden are classified under these kinds of ‘Knowledge-driven’ sectors.
For any business currently researching for the best offices to rent, Camden boasts multiple standouts, not just for the surrounding area, but for the many opportunities that are available inside the stylish offices themselves.
Within the modern and spacious offices are like-minded enterprises who are flourishing and looking to expand on their list of contacts and associates. The ability to form new relationships that may grow into mutually beneficial partnerships is a chance that any forward-thinking business would relish.
There is an array of office space to rent in London locations near to Camden. Check out our other area guides to see what office spaces are available.
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Flexible office space costs vary depending on size, quality and location. Prices range from £400- £650 per desk, per month, with the best-in-class offices commanding a higher price.
Camden has a range of markets and music available, meaning there is plenty to entertain clients within the area. Regent’s park offers the ideal place for staff to eat their lunch in the summer months, and the area is currently a hub for young and creative people seeking work.
Camden Town Station is a junction for the Northern Line, and it is where two branches from the north merge and two branches to the south split.
Camden is in London Fare Zone 2.
The Congestion Charge Zone in London spans from approximately Vauxhall to Kings Cross and from Whitechapel to Paddington. Camden is not within this Congestion Charge Zone.
Camden, like all areas of London, has crimes occur, just like any city. A lot of young people live in Camden and take advantage of the nightlife it offers, and its tourist appeal also increases the number of people you will see here.
There are plenty of things to do within Camden.
In the summer months, 150 tonnes of sand are used to form Camden Beach at The Roundhouse, and it has events such as concerts to keep you entertained as you enjoy the sun.
Primrose Hill offers picturesque views for those wanting to walk through the city, including the pastel-coloured houses and the greenery of the park.
For those wanting to explore more about history, The Jewish Museum shows some of the history of Jewish people, including British Jewish history from 1066 and the stories from Holocaust survivors and refugees from Nazi occupation in Europe.
Within the markets, there is plenty of food available from food trucks and other street food vendors.
Asakusa is a Japanese restaurant with a range of options for you to choose from, including bento boxes to take away and sushi.
La Patagonia is an Argentine establishment open 7 days a week and offers a variety of meals, including meats and vegetables from the grill, and wine from Mendoza, Argentina.
For people needing their food to be halal, Guanabana is a Latin Caribbean restaurant and their meat is 100% halal.
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