Farebrother

Beautiful day for a riverside run to clear the head whilst mid pitch writing. And multi-tasking with a bit of marketing highlighting 29,500 sq ft of short term office accommodation available at the resplendent 100 Victoria Embankment. Do contact Mark Anstey or me at Farebrother for more info. #wellbeing #Midtown #londoninthesun #propertymarketing #pitchseason

It was great to attend my first MBC event last night. Hosted by Awesome Events it was good to meet new contacts at Blick Rothenberg, Handelsbanken and Saffery and many more. All proceeds went to Coram’s Fields who Farebrother are actively involved with. Not nursing a hangover today 🙌

🏙️ Looking for a premium office space in Central London?    ✨ 29 Bolton Street, Mayfair, W1 offers a rare opportunity to secure a workspace that combines elegance, and practicality in an unbeatable location.     📍 Location: Situated just moments from Green Park tube station, this property provides easy access to transport links and the prestige of a Mayfair address.     🔑 Why choose 29 Bolton Street? - 3rd floor - 4,758 sq ft - Fully fitted and ready-to-move-in to meet modern business needs   - Spacious and light-filled, with a contemporary yet timeless design   - Large meeting rooms and conference space on the ground floor - Showers and bike racks   To arrange a viewing and for further information get in touch with Mark Anstey, Amelia Royds and Alistair Subba Row    #OfficeSpace #CommercialRealEstate #LondonOffices #MoreThanMidtown  

🏢 Attractive Freehold Period Style Self Contained Office, offered with Vacant Possession, in the Heart of Central London -  15 New Bridge Street, London EC4 Due to abortive negotiations, we are re-marketing 15 New Bridge Street, a prime Grade II listed freehold building totalling 7,803 sq ft, within a short walk of Blackfriars and Farringdon (Elizabeth Line) Stations.     It is in a micro location that is undergoing considerable positive change with a number of London’s most exciting new developments, across various uses, over the short term – 100 New Bridge Street, Fleet House, Stonecutter Court, Peterborough Court, Evergo Tower, Hill House, New London Courts, Dominus Student Scheme at 65 Fleet Street.    15 New Bridge Street is offered with Vacant Possession with considerable opportunity to upgrade and perhaps add some square footage STP or more easily open up one side into a more open plan, yet period style layout,  🚀 Connect with Tim Warren and Emily Mills MRICS for a viewing or for further information. #LondonOffices #CRE 

Remembering today and every day all those from our firm and all service men and women around the world who gave their lives for the sake of others.

🔍 Are you looking for bright, new offices? 78 New Oxford Street, WC1 – fully refurbished Centre of London workspace • 11,571 sq ft over seven floors, typical floors of 1776 sq ft • Flexible space with 1st and 2nd floors fully-fitted and ready to occupy - all other floors are CAT A but can be turnkey finished • Prime location : Bloomsbury and Soho on the doorstep, two minutes walk to the Elizabeth line at Tottenham Court Road Station • Modern facilities : Large communal roof terrace (private terrace on 7th floor) and new showers 📞 Contact Jules Hind Mark Anstey and Amelia Royds or our joint agents Levy Real Estate for more details or to schedule a viewing. Thank you for many of you who attended our launch earlier this week it was great to see you. #CentralLondon #OfficeSpace #CommercialProperty

Great reversionary opportunity, and an exciting time to buy in Bloomsbury. Do get in touch with myself, Alistair Subba Row or Tim Warren for further details or to arrange a viewing.

We're pleased to be marketing a unique reversionary freehold investment in the heart of historic Bloomsbury.   4 Bloomsbury Square is a large Victorian office building with over 11,000 sq ft NIA and six floors overlooking Bloomsbury Square. This property has been modernised throughout while preserving many of its period features.   The Bloomsbury quarter is seeing major regeneration, including enhancements to the public realm and two upcoming mixed-use developments near Sicilian Avenue, adding 16,000 sq ft of retail and 70,000 sq ft of office space.   For more details on this rare investment, get in touch with Alistair Subba Row, Emily Mills MRICS and Tim Warren to discuss further or to arrange a viewing. #LondonOffices

Rachel Reeves has delivered a budget on Business Rates that could have been a lot worse. Retail and leisure occupiers have been receiving a relief in 24/25 of 75% on what their full rates bills would have been. There was a worry it would be removed totally but for 25/26 the relief will be reduced to 40% so a hefty increase for those occupiers to pay. This could be read as a massive increase in their bills year on year but we think this should be relief for the continuing relief! There is the tease of a permanently lower rate of charge for retail and leisure occupiers in 26/27 that will potentially be funded by properties with the highest multipliers. So, more detail will be required to assess this impact, but it does not sound like the root and branch review that many commentators had asked for or the Farebrother suggestion of reducing the UBR which would benefit all business not selected businesses in certain sectors. The small business tax multiplier will be frozen for 25/26 which is good news for small business owners and caps on the retail relief at £110,000 per business again reinforces the business rates system is being used as a tool for helping small businesses. Big businesses will not be looking at the business rates system with any hope for assistance. Get in touch with malcolm brackley and David McCausland to discuss further. #businessrates

Rachel Reeves has delivered a budget on Business Rates that could have been a lot worse. Retail and leisure occupiers have been receiving a relief in 24/25 of 75% on what their full rates bills would have been. There was a worry it would be removed totally but for 25/26 the relief will be reduced to 40% so a hefty increase for those occupiers to pay. This could be read as a massive increase in their bills year on year but we think this should be relief for the continuing relief! There is the tease of a permanently lower rate of charge for retail and leisure occupiers in 26/27 that will potentially be funded by properties with the highest multipliers. So, more detail will be required to assess this impact, but it does not sound like the root and branch review that many commentators had asked for or the Farebrother suggestion of reducing the UBR which would benefit all business not selected businesses in certain sectors. The small business tax multiplier will be frozen for 25/26 which is good news for small business owners and caps on the retail relief at £110,000 per business again reinforces the business rates system is being used as a tool for helping small businesses. Big businesses will not be looking at the business rates system with any hope for assistance. Get in touch with malcolm brackley and David McCausland to discuss further. #businessrates