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About 40% of companies in Surrey are home-based. It means, that the borough is filled with solopreneurs working from all kinds of locations like their houses, cafes, restaurants, parks, etc. Such a density of home-based businesses has given a real boost to the flexible coworking venues in Surrey. If you have ever tried working away from the office, you have most probably faced a range of benefits as well as issues that arise in this case. From time to time home-based experts struggle to keep their performance at a top-level. Home tasks, family issues and a lot of other irritants can be on the watch for you. That was one of the main factors that has drawn professionals to work at coffee shops and other public spaces. However, these venues have not been designed for concentrated workflow. They are not suitable if you need to take an important call or have a formal meeting. That’s why so many solopreneurs have turned to coworking spaces in Surrey. These spaces have been created with your productivity in mind! Fully furnished, air-conditioned and serviced venues are equipped with both workspaces and lounge areas for relaxation and unwinding! Enjoy all the necessary amenities for a productive workflow at hand in the coworkings of Surrey.

Outstanding transportation links with Central London, the highest business density in the UK, lower business and living costs, these are just some of the privileges available in the borough of Surrey. Surrey is one of the wealthiest counties in England. Situated in the South East, Surrey in one of the home counties with the majority of its territory within the London commuter belt. When compared to other alternative London locations, Surrey is definitely not the cheapest one. In fact, the demand for commercial and residential property here is rather high, which results in some of the highest prices outside London. Within the last few years, Surrey has been performing well in terms of economy and generated the highest GDP per capita in England. Moreover, it is believed, that Surrey has the biggest density of residents - millionaires. One of the major economic factors that differs Surrey from the rest of the country - its economic base. While the rest of the country tries to come up with new support programmes that encourage small and medium-sized business, almost 100% of companies in Surrey have under 200 employees. Furthermore, over 85% of local companies are actually micro-businesses with less than 10 employees.