15 coworking: High Wycombe

Flexible workplaces are usually situated in modern business centres of High Wycombe. They feature ergonomic furniture, state-of-the-art facilities, and offer hot and dedicated desks for individual or team use. Geographically, shared offices stay in proximity to major transportation links like M4 and M40 and public institutions like the municipality, banks, etc. Tenants’ comfort is a must. Therefore, a majority of coworking spaces in High Wycombe offer lounge zones on-site. When renting a workstation in a shared venue in this dynamic town, tenants will be expected to pay approximately GBP 50-250 per month. For those who need more flexibility, there is a chance to rent with hourly or daily tenancy agreements. Coworking in High Wycombe opens up a whole range of opportunities. While paying an affordable price for high-quality office facilities, tenants get to stay at a globally-recognised business location, have access to one of the best talent pools in Europe as well as get a better chance of receiving lucrative partnership as High Wycombe ranks as an attractive location close to the capital. The prices for a coworking space in High Wycombe largely depend on a range of factors. The price will also vary according to the neighbourhood within the city, the number of workstations, as well as the amenities included. The more flexibility - the higher the price. Tenants can get the cheapest price when they sign an agreement for up to two years, while monthly contracts will have a slightly higher price.

After Reading, Wycombe is the second largest employment District in the Western Corridor. Wycombe has the largest stock of VAT registered businesses of any district in the Western Corridor (7,560) – 10% of total VAT registered businesses in the Corridor. The Thames Valley is ranked the top area for knowledge economy activities in the South East – Buckinghamshire ranked 3rd. Wycombe is over-represented largely are in manufacturing industries. This reflects Wycombe’s historical role as an industrial town and the scope and need for on-going economic restructuring. Indeed, most of these sectors are declined steadily (in terms of employment) which demonstrates the vulnerability of over-reliance on manufacturing activities. Despite this, Wycombe is well represented in a number of important high technology sectors including R&D, computing and the manufacture of medical and precision instruments. It is also characterised by location quotients close to 100 for key sectors including other business activities, post and telecommunications, hotels and restaurants, and retail.