Asset management consultancy MJ Hudson on Wednesday became the latest City-based business to commit to larger offices in post-Brexit London.
The firm, which advises investors on working more efficiently, has signed a lease with landlord The Mercers’ Estate for a new 17,000 square feet London HQ at 1-3 Frederick’s Place.
That is more than double the size of its current base. MJ Hudson, which has expanded over the last year with a number of international acquisitions, will relocate in 2020.
Matthew Hudson, chief executive of MJ Hudson said: “The asset management industry is experiencing both flux and opportunity, and London is, and should remain, its pre-eminent global location.”
Property agents have reported a spike in demand for space, despite Brexit uncertainty, with companies worried about limited supply in the Square Mile and wanting to have the best offices to attract top employees.
Compass Real Estate, Ingleby Trice and Knight Frank advised on the latest letting.
