Broadridge Financial has extended the term on its existing space and acquired a further two floors at CIT’s 12 Arthur Street office scheme in the City of London.
The global technology business will occupy circa 30,000 sq ft across the second, third and sixth floors of the recently refurbished building.
Around 10,200 sq ft of newly refurbished fitted space on the 5th floor of the building is set to be launched to market imminently.
Toby Croft, head of commercial at CIT, said: “This further commitment by Broadridge Financial is an endorsement of the quality of our office space at 12 Arthur Street and I am very pleased to see such a valued tenant grow and expand within the building.”
James Strevens, head of City agency at BNP Paribas Real Estate, which represented the landlord on the letting, added: “In a competitive market, securing Broadridge for the remaining space at 12 Arthur Streetis a significant win. The deal reinforces the building’s appeal and demonstrates the resilience of the City office market. It also highlights the importance of proactive asset management and strategic refurbishment in attracting and retaining top occupiers.”
Allsop represented Broadridge Financial and BNP Paribas Real Estate and Rubix represented CIT.
