By the end of the 20th Century, what was once the beating heart of Victorian commerce had become an underused industrial site, completely closed off to the public. Today, it is one of the most celebrated redevelopments in the world, renowned for its iconic public spaces, heritage buildings, world-class architecture and destination shopping and dining, with Time Out naming it ‘London’s coolest neighbourhood in 2023’. It is also one of the most sustainable major developments in the UK – independently certified as carbon neutral in 2021 and with ambitions to become net zero carbon by 2035.

The area is a hub for creativity and innovation. Central Saint Martins, the world-famous art college became the first occupier in 2011. Since then, global businesses such as Google, Meta, AstraZeneca, Sony Music Entertainment UK, Universal Music and Nike have chosen to make King’s Cross their home. When complete, more than 40,000 people will live, work and study here.

Few places in London can match the mix of the old and the new, the sense of place and possibility that King’s Cross now has.

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