Addington has let the 8,050 sq ft top floor of the Evermore office building at 128 Queen Victoria Street, London, to global advisory business Sodali & Co.
The developer has delivered the space to a high-level Cat B specification for the new tenant, which has signed a full repairing and insuring lease for five years at a rent of £92.50/sq ft.
Evermore, which was formally known as Old Change House, is a 56,814 sq ft detached office building with 3,732 sq ft of ground floor retail space.
The 10,833 sq ft third floor has been refurbished to a Cat A specification and is available to let with the second floor to be delivered to a Cat B standard next month. Addington purchased the building in April 2024 in a joint venture.
David Dalrymple, principal at Addington, said: “Sodali’s move from the Leadenhall Building to the top floor at Evermore reflects its wish to have more personal and tailored office space, but still in a highly accessible and established Central London location. Sodali recognises the quality of our upgrade and fit out, and appreciates our environmental improvements to the building, including achieving whole building EPC B certification and BREEAM Excellent. We are pleased to have such a quality tenant in our newly refurbished space and continue to actively market the remaining 21,766 sq ft of available space in our building.”
Martin Roberts, principal of Addington: added: “We will continue to pursue similar ‘brown to green’ projects across Central London, allowing us to work with our partners and upgrade buildings with strong fundamentals to create the high quality, ESG-compliant space, sought after by today’s occupiers.”
Savills acted for Addington on the letting.
