Soho is unlike anywhere else in London, and the businesses that choose to base themselves here tend to know exactly why. Compact, dense and perpetually alive, the streets between Oxford Street, Regent Street and Shaftesbury Avenue contain more creative energy per square metre than almost anywhere else in the capital.

The food and drink offer – Bao, Barrafina, Quo Vadis, Hoppers among them – is exceptional, and the general experience of working here, from the morning markets on Berwick Street to the animated lunch trade on Dean Street, is one that is hard to give up once you've had it.

Soho is the natural home for advertising, PR, media, fashion, film, music and technology businesses for whom culture and talent attraction matter as much as address.

The workspace reflects the neighbourhood – converted Georgian and Victorian buildings with original features and considered contemporary interiors sit alongside a newer generation of more thoroughly specified buildings for occupiers who want the location without sacrificing quality. Soho Square and Golden Square provide a welcome green pause in an intensely urban neighbourhood.

Transport access is excellent. Tottenham Court Road (Northern, Central and Elizabeth lines) is the primary hub, with Oxford Circus, Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square all within easy walking distance.