Quadrature Capital has signed a 10-year lease for the 11,000 sq ft floor of The Leadenhall Building, and will relocate from its current premises at 99 Bishopsgate.
The Leadenhall Building is now 94 per cent let or under offer, with 10 companies currently occupying 32 floors.
Tim Roberts, Head of Offices and Residential at British Land said: “Our leasing strategy for the building was predicated on the variety of floorplate available, and our belief that we could attract blue-chip occupiers to the building’s upper floors post completion. The letting to Quadrature Capital is further evidence that our instinct was correct, and we continue to see strong demand for the limited space still available.”
Chris Carter Keall, Vice President and Head of Asset Management at Oxford Properties said: “It is extremely pleasing to see The Leadenhall Building now almost two thirds occupied, with just three floors available for lease. The re-opening of the public space and walkways has created a real sense of vibrancy at the building, and we look forward to welcoming Quadrature Capital in the coming months.”
JLL and Cushman & Wakefield advised British Land and Oxford Properties. REM Roberts advised Quadrature Capital.