Shoreditch has been east London's creative and technology heartland for over two decades, and the neighbourhood has only deepened in quality and character since.

Converted Victorian warehouses sit alongside purpose-built contemporary offices, the coffee and restaurant offer is among the best in London, and the street culture – from the murals on Brick Lane to the independent traders on Shoreditch High Street – gives the area an energy that is genuinely hard to replicate elsewhere.

Shoreditch is the natural home for technology companies, creative agencies, start-ups and scale-ups that want to be part of a genuine business ecosystem rather than an isolated office.

The range of available workspace is broad – from characterful converted warehouses with exposed brick and high ceilings to well-specified modern buildings – and the area attracts the kind of talent that values culture and environment as much as salary.

Liverpool Street, a short walk south, provides Elizabeth line, National Rail and Underground connections that have made the area more accessible than ever from both east and west. Shoreditch High Street Overground and Old Street complete the transport picture.