Southwark and London Bridge have more texture than The Shard and the station alone would suggest. Borough Market, Bermondsey Street, the Thames Path and a riverside that offers some of the best views in London give this part of SE1 a daily quality that has attracted a broad and growing business community.

The office buildings range from high-specification commercial floors in and around The Shard to converted Victorian warehouses and railway arches that have given the neighbourhood a creative and cultural edge increasingly reminiscent of Shoreditch.

London Bridge suits a wide range of businesses, from those needing large, well-specified floorplates with exceptional views, to creative and technology businesses looking for characterful warehouse space in the streets around Bermondsey Street.

Borough Market and the restaurants of the area provide an outstanding daily hospitality offer, and the Thames Path gives the neighbourhood a recreational resource that is hard to match south of the river.

London Bridge station – Jubilee and Northern lines, plus extensive National Rail services – is one of London's great transport hubs, with Bermondsey, Borough and Southwark stations providing additional coverage across the area.