Great Portland Estates (GPE) has pre-let 52,293 sq ft at The Delft office scheme in London to Quantexa.
The global data, analytics and AI software company has agreed a 10-year lease to occupy the ground floor east, first floor east and the fifth, sixth and seventh floors of the building, which was formerly known as Minerva House.
Designed by Ben Adams Architects and John Robertson Architects, The Delft occupies a prominent island site moments from London Bridge station and Borough Market and will deliver 143,100 sq ft of best-in-class HQ workspace in spring 2027.
Marc Wilder, leasing director at GPE, said: “This pre-letting follows another strong quarter of leasing and underlines continued demand from global occupiers for high quality, sustainable workspaces. London is an increasingly important central hub for AI-led businesses, and this transaction further strengthens our customer base in this sector. Following this transaction the building is 38 % pre let, and we continue to see good interest in the remaining space.”
Ray O’Brien, chief operating officer at Quantexa, added: “London remains central to Quantexa’s growth and global ambitions. Our long-term commitment to The Delft underlines our confidence in the city and creates the right environment for our teams to collaborate, innovate, and work side-by-side with customers and partners as we scale.”
CBRE and Savills advised GPE.
