German bank BayernLB has signed for 8,000 sq ft of office space at Mitsubishi Estate London and Stanhope’s 8 Bishopsgate scheme in the City of London.
The bank has taken level 37 of the building. Flexible workspace operator Huckletree has also confirmed it is taking 30,000 sq ft across two floors of the building, which is now 80% let.
Shinichi Kagitomi, managing director of Mitsubishi Estate London, said: “We are pleased to welcome BayernLB to our growing roster of blue-chip occupiers, while Huckletree will offer best-in-class flexible workplace solutions that will enhance the existing services and amenities within 8 Bishopsgate.”
David Camp, chief executive of Stanhope, added: “Their innovative approach to workspace solutions aligns perfectly with our commitment to providing a dynamic environment where businesses can thrive. We believe that their presence will further enhance the collaborative spirit and entrepreneurial energy that define our community.”
Christoph Weaver, GM at BayernLB’s London branch, said: “‘Financing progress’ is key to the bank and there is currently no better location in the City of London to do so than from 8 Bishopsgate, a building which reflects our values and those of our customers. We are looking forward to this exciting move and the versatility it provides.”
Gabriela Hersham, co-founder and CEO of Huckletree, added: “We are excited to bring our innovative flexible workspace offering into one of London’s most iconic office towers at 8 Bishopsgate; unlocking this incredible building for even more teams in the capital. Our bold, award-winning design features throughout the space and creates an environment that enhances creativity and productivity for professional teams coming together to work.”
Avison Young represented Huckletree on the letting.
