Here at& Daniel Cobb۪s London Bridge office we۪re pleased to see that more opportunities for SMEs and start-ups are springing up amongst the long established city businesses in SE1.Co-working is the latest trend for entrepreneurial Londoners and the capital now has more than 800 spaces where different companies and organisations can share space and facilities, with the added benefit of being able to network and share ideas.The London Bridge area now has four co-working spaces, two run by Regus, one operated by the Office Group inside the iconic Shard building and a fourth highlighted in the article we've picked up here - at the Leather Market in Weston Street.These work spaces offer an accessibly-priced haven for a wide range of companies and individuals, from tech startups to accountants, with members aged on average between 25 and 45. They provide desks and storage together with useful office equipment such as printers and scanners.Taken together, these collaborative work spaces make it considerably easier for budding entrepreneurs and small business owners to live and work in the buzzing urban environment around London Bridge. If you are looking to find the perfect work/life balance, call us at today to view some amazing properties close to co-working spaces in SE1.
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