King's Cross is one of London's great regeneration stories. The repurposed Victorian granary buildings, the public spaces around Granary Square and the Regent's Canal, and the Coal Drops Yard development have created a business environment that feels purposeful and authentically urban.

Google, Facebook and Universal Music are among those who have chosen to base themselves here, drawn by the quality of the built environment and the community that has formed around them.

King's Cross attracts technology, media, creative and professional services businesses that want a high-quality, forward-looking environment without the formality of the West End.

The mix of sensitively converted Victorian industrial buildings and well-designed modern commercial space gives businesses a genuine choice in how they present themselves, and the neighbourhood's continuing development means the restaurant, café and bar offer around Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard is increasingly strong.

Transport is exceptional. King's Cross St. Pancras is served by six Underground lines, Thameslink, HS1 to Europe via St. Pancras International and National Rail services north. For businesses with national and international travel requirements, few locations in London come close.