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WeWork take majority of floors at Dixon House

The Allsop City leasing team has let six out of eight floors to WeWork. Approximately 34,000 sq. ft. of office space at the heart of the City, which brings the number of sites WeWork has leased in the City of London to 17.

Dixon House at 1 Lloyds Avenue is a landmark building that has undergone comprehensive redevelopment to provide 38,100 sq. ft. of prime Grade A office space positioned behind an ornate historic façade.

Delivering modern and efficient office accommodation, the building benefits from three new floors and a high quality specification throughout, including a roof terrace with breath-taking views of London.

James Neville, Partner at Allsop said “We are delighted to have been involved in the design and development of Dixon House from the outset working alongside Fletcher Priest, GreenOak and MAPFRE to successfully lease the upper floors to We Work for their HQ concept”

MAPFRE bought Dixon House, for £35.5m in 2016 from real estate investment company GreenOak.

Allsop jointly with Knight Frank acted for the landlord MAPFRE on the deal.

James Neville

Partner Office Leasing - City Commercial Development Consultancy

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