38 business centers results

The commercial property market in Bristol does not rely on international investment and is able to develop properly on the shoulders of existing occupiers within Bristol. Alongside the service sector grows the number of serviced business centres in Bristol. Recently built business centres and refurbished buildings welcome the business people of Bristol. Whether you want to work in a modern construction or in a beautiful Georgian mansion, the commercial property market has something to offer. Business centres in Bristol offer various office solutions:

Large and small spaces;

Large and small spaces;

Large and small spaces;

Large and small spaces;

Empty and fully furnished offices;

Empty and fully furnished offices;

Empty and fully furnished offices;

Empty and fully furnished offices;

Long and short-term rental;

Long and short-term rental;

Long and short-term rental;

Long and short-term rental;

Private and shared offices.

Private and shared offices.

Private and shared offices.

Private and shared offices. Nowadays, the market has noticed the biggest demand for smaller, serviced venues. Companies have become more flexible in terms of the number of employees, location and financial commitment and are looking for similar office options. As a result, more and more business centres in Bristol started providing short-term rental leases as well as fully-furnished and serviced venues.

For ages, Bristol's economy was tightly linked to its port, with the majority of the population working in the docks. Even today, the city is responsible for major tobacco shipment in England and is the seat of Imperial Tobacco Group’s HQs. Nowadays, Bristol has an elaborate economy and employs its residents in various fields. Almost 28% of the local population works in public services and around 20% in the business & financial services. While manufacturing and industry together engage only around 14%. Bristol has a lively media and information technology sectors, which have been on the market for a while now. These branches are now looking to expand from the local tech incubators and establish their own HQs and offices. This demand for office accommodation increases competition for serviced business centres in Bristol.

The city of Bristol is situated in the South West of England and has a population of around 450 thousand residents. The city has followed an unusual development track when compared to similar cities. It did not succeed during the Industrial revolution, nevertheless, Bristol became the heart of early voyages of exploration to the New World. Today, Bristol is among the top tourist destination in England and is annually suggested to visit my various travel guides. The city is also believed to be one of the best places to live in England. This status is ensured by the eco-friendly and well-developed economy as well as smart city planning and infrastructure. It is no surprise that the city holds a status of EU's European Green Capital.