Hammersmith is one of west London's most well-connected business districts, sitting on the Thames with a riverside that genuinely earns its reputation. Behind the river, the commercial core around the Broadway is busy and efficient, with a broad mix of office stock ranging from large, recently refurbished floorplates to smaller, more characterful buildings. The business community here is diverse – media, technology, professional services and pharmaceuticals all have a strong presence – which gives the area a stability that more narrowly focused districts can lack.

Hammersmith has long been associated with media and entertainment, shaped by its proximity to the BBC at White City and a cluster of production companies based nearby.

That heritage sits alongside a growing technology sector and established professional and pharmaceutical businesses, making it one of the more varied business communities in west London.

Transport is one of Hammersmith's strongest practical advantages. The station is served by four lines – District, Piccadilly, Circle and Hammersmith & City – with a direct Piccadilly line connection to Heathrow in under thirty minutes, suiting businesses with regular international travel.

The A4 and M4 are close by for those who drive.Office space covers a wide range. Larger occupiers are well served by the modern commercial buildings around Hammersmith Road and the Broadway, several recently refurbished. Smaller businesses will find converted Victorian properties and more intimate modern buildings throughout the neighbourhood. The riverside, Ravenscourt Park and some of London's best pub terraces along the Thames Path make it an easier sell to staff than the postcode might suggest.