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Tuesday 26 January 2016 10:03 am

London office rents Tube map: Here’s how much desk space costs across the capital in one simple map

By: Lynsey Barber

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In the ever wonderful world of things you can map across the routes of the London Underground (other than stations) comes the price of renting a desk across zone 1 in the capital.

It’s the newest of all lines, the Jubilee, where office rents cost the most, coming in at £793 for the average office desk each month, according to office broker FlexiOffices.

The Piccadilly line isn’t far behind , with an average £788, though Green Park, where the two converge along with the Victoria line, is the priciest stop at £1,000.

But if you’re thinking of setting up a business it’s the Northern line which will get you more bang for your buck, with the average cost coming in at £667. Bargain locations such as Elephant and Castle (£400) and Old Street (£500) show there are still affordable options in the capital, said FlexiOffice.

Edgware road and Tower Hill are also good spots for bargains at £400 – in fact, they’re the cheapest in central London.

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