International law firm RPC has agreed a deal with Nuveen to take 67,023 sq ft of office space at Devonshire Square (DSQ) for its new London headquarters.
The firm will relocate from its current premises at Tower Bridge to the Grade II listed DSQ 10 building.
The building, which includes a private roof terrace, runs on fully renewable energy and is currently occupied by WeWork, which will continue to occupy nine floors at DSQ 8.
Antony Sassi, managing partner at RPC, said: “Moving to 10 Devonshire Square is a bold, future-focused decision for RPC as we look to the next chapter of our London office after 20 successful years at Tower Bridge House. Our new London home stood out for its modern, flexible and dynamic design, prime location and outstanding ESG credentials. It aligns perfectly with our collaborative culture and RPC values. We are really excited to make this fresh, long-term move, which will support our people and enhance the service we provide to our clients.”
Andy Booth, director at Nuveen, added: “We are seeing strong and sustained interest in DSQ from a wide variety of occupiers, not just in terms of volume but across an increasingly diverse range of industries. The addition of a leading law firm such as RPC further strengthens this mix and reflects the continued diversification of the wider City. We truly value the longstanding partnership we’ve had with WeWork at DSQ 10 – and continue to have at DSQ 8 – and look forward to this next chapter with RPC. DSQ’s appeal lies in its ability to offer best-in-class workspace alongside exceptional connectivity and a vibrant campus environment.”
Newmark advised on the letting.
