Now Duke Street Holdings has appointed Thompson Yates and GVA Grimley to find a new tenant. The landmark building, originally designed in 1874, was substantially refurbished by architect Richard Rogers to provide 84,000 sf of accommodation aimed at financial users. The 28,000 sf former market hall on the ground floor was converted into a dealing floor,
Thompson Yates and GVA Grimley will be quoting a rent of £3.3 million ($4.7 million) per annum, equivalent to £47.50 ($67.50) per sf for the ground floor and £40.00 ($57) per sf overall. Serious inquiries have already been received from various sectors, including media, financial, insurance, art and leisure. Sean Thompson, partner at Thompson Yates said: 'The appeal of the building is wider than ever. It probably represents the best value, high specification space of its size and character in London.'
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