British Land is to move its headquarters from its long-term home at York House in London's Marble Arch to its Regent's Place campus, CoStar News can reveal.
The leading UK real estate investment trust is taking 35,000 square foot at 20 Triton Street in Euston. The move reflects its strategic commitment to its campus developments, with Regent's Place the next to come forward alongside the Canada Water development.
British Land has been at York House since 2007. It sold a majority ownership stake in the building as part of a £401 million portfolio sale in 2020 to form a new joint venture with Allianz, with British Land’s interest at 25% and Allianz’s at 75%. The REIT continues to manage the building and has found a tenant for its vacated space at York House.
Its new home will be at Regent’s Place, in London’s Knowledge Quarter, close to several academic and research institutions, including University College London, The Wellcome Trust and The Francis Crick Institute. London Euston station is a 10-minute walk. The 20 Triton Street building comprises around 255,000 square foot of offices and is owned by British Land.
The building is also home to utilities group SEFE and professional services group Dentsu. In February AI media group Synthesia leased 20,000 square foot.
British Land is also developing over 300,000 square feet of offices and labspace at 1 Triton Square at the campus, in conjunction with Royal London Asset Management. It has appointed Savills to find a joint venture partner for Euston Tower, a proposed £1.5 billion redevelopment at the site. The REIT gained consent in March 2025 to redevelop the tower, close to Euston Station.
British Land's recent strategy has focused on London office campuses, retail parks and urban logistics. In its most recent results in November of last year it said it was prioritising capital allocation towards "best-in-class office developments" and retail park acquisitions while pausing on urban logistics developments until the "time is right".