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Rent Office Space in Tower 42, City of London

The City of London’s chic, stream-lined Tower 42 building, designed by Richard Seifert, is one of London’s tallest and most prestigious business centres, and also home to world renowned British Chef Gary Rhodes. Business Centre Tower 42 comprises of beautiful Grade A serviced offices, meeting/ conference rooms equipped with video conferencing and a state-of-the-art gym. [...]

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London Office Space Market Review of 2010

Due to the financial downturn of 2008, office space enquiries and rents fell dramatically by Q4 2009. Despite predictions of the recession carrying on through to 2012, 2010 has seen a positive increase of 28% in London office space enquiries. The second quarter of 2010 has also recorded a 12% increase in London office rents, [...]

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City Guide of Los Angeles

Population & Landmark… Founded in 1781 by Mexican settlers, Los Angeles is actually just the largest of 88 different incorporated cities that make up the greater metropolitan area that we think of as Los Angeles. Over the decades, the city grew from a cowtown to a Gold Rush boomtown to an Oil town. Today, the [...]

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City Guide Chicago

Population & Landmark… he city was long the second city, in population to New York, and is currently the third-most populous city in the United States, with nearly 3 million people. Because of its strategic location, Chicago became famous as a hub for roads, canals, railways and aeroplanes. In the 1920s, during Prohibition, gangsters like [...]

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City Guide of Miami

Population & Landmark… Miami is a major city in the southeast corner of Florida. The city was founded 100 years ago, when a tycoon called Henry Flagler extended his railroad to carry citrus fruits from the frost-free south. The city’s population growth in recent years has been driven by internal migration from other parts of [...]

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City Guide of NYC

Population & Landmark… The first European settlement on Manhattan was by the Dutch, and named the city New Amsterdam. In 1664, the British took over and renamed it New York. The settlement rapidly flourished, expanding from south to north along the island. Mass immigration in the 19th and early 20th century saw the emergence of [...]

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Three new strategic appointments for Orega

High-end serviced office provider Orega has made three new strategic appointments to support the continued expansion of its business centres across the UK. Phil Perchard has joined as head of sales, Jean Eustace as director of operations and Jessica Cox as marketing manager. All three roles are newly created and reflect significantly increased activity by [...]

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