The Central Business District includes such areas as Aker Brygge, Tjuvholmen, and Vika. There are mainly older office buildings here, many of which are currently being renovated. Business tenants in CBD mainly provide financial, shipping and law services. In Vika, many foreign embassies are located. Aker Brygge was redeveloped, and now has both commercial properties for rent, shops, and restaurants. Fornebu is a suburban area in the west of Oslo. When the main Fornebu Airport stopped operating in 1998 (the operations were moved to Gardermoen Airport -50 km away from Oslo), the area started its transformation into an R&D and IT center. Such companies as Telenor, Statoil, Scandinavian Airlines System, Norgesgruppen, and others have headquarters here. The Fjord CityBjørvika is 700 km² of waterfront area and the new business district of Oslo. Many domestic and foreign business tenants have already rented offices there, especially in the area around Oslo Central Station. Before 2000, there was only a highway and container port here. It is still developing, and many improvements are underway, e.g. new parking facilities. According to the Fjord City redevelopment plan, 30,000 people will work and live in Bjorvika after all projects are completed. One of them is the Barcode Project or the Opera Quarter, under which a row of high-rises was erected (finished in 2016). Apart from skyscrapers, Bjorvika has many culture and entertainment options. Sørenga is a neighborhood here with a beautiful green park, seawater pool, and comfortable residential properties. Bjorvika is still developing, and many improvements are underway, e.g. new parking facilities. Without a doubt, there are many coworking options in all these districts.