Edge has secured its first office tenant at the 260,000 sq ft EDGE London Bridge development.
ServiceNow, the ‘AI control tower for business reinvention’, has signed for 50,449 sq. ft at the 26-storey development, which is scheduled to complete in Q3 2026.
Designed by Pilbrow + Partners and delivered by Mace, EDGE London Bridge sits adjacent to London Bridge Station and has been designed to set new standards in health, wellbeing and environmental performance.
The development includes a new public park at ground level, planted balconies, natural ventilation and generous glazing to maximise natural light. Edge said the development is on track to become London’s first multi-tenant building to achieve both BREEAM Outstanding and WELL Platinum certification.
Fons van Dorst, executive managing director UK at Edge, said: “Securing the first tenant for EDGE London Bridge is an important moment for our first asset in the UK. The ambition has always been to deliver one of London’s most sustainable and forward-looking office buildings. This milestone confirms that the office market supports our vision. ServiceNow is a leader in its sector that reflects our values, and we look forward to welcoming them.”
Damian Stirrett, GVP and GM UK and Ireland, at ServiceNow, added: “Our new office isn’t just a new address; it’s a bold leap forward for ServiceNow in the UK. EDGE London Bridge is one of the most sustainable and tech-forward buildings in London, designed to inspire innovation and creativity, as well as deliver wellness for our team. We’re excited for the opportunities it will create for our customers, partners, and employees.”
Chris Semones, managing director at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, said: “This first letting validates our thesis, underlining the exceptional quality of the project, it’s prime location, best in class sustainability credentials and superior specification. The transaction reinforces our confidence that the building will continue to resonate with high-calibre occupiers and drive strong leasing momentum.”
Laura Moore-Gwyn, senior director, occupier transactions at CBRE, which represented ServiceNow on the letting, said: “ServiceNow’s commitment to the London market demonstrates the strength of the capital’s appeal to growing, international companies. We were able to identify a statement building in Edge London Bridge, that met ServiceNow’s requirements, incorporating a high level of flexibility, supporting our client’s growth over time.”
CBRE and Knight Frank are the joint leasing agents for EDGE London Bridge.
