Relocating your business is big and a process that should be carefully considered, not rushed. Moving offices gives you the chance to rethink how you work, upgrade your space, and create a better environment for your team and clients. But it’s also a...
London is home to thousands of office buildings, but when it comes to flexibility, quality, and professional design, our London office spaces are a cut above the rest. Whether you’re a startup looking for a serviced office or an established firm seeking a collaborative workspace, our spaces are...
Loneliness in the workplace is becoming one of the most pressing challenges facing employers today. Whether your team is remote, hybrid or fully office-based, people can feel disconnected and unsupported if social connections aren’t nurtured. And while the shift to more flexible working has brought...
Office space isn’t just about how many desks you can fit into a room - it’s about creating a working environment that’s productive, compliant, and future-proof. Whether you’re expanding, moving offices or rethinking how your business works, one of the first questions to ask is: how much office...
Orega, the flexible workspace provider, has completed a new agreement with Brookfield Properties to create a high spec flexible workspace at Citypoint, 1 Ropemaker Street, London EC2, the landmark tower on the Northern edge of the City in the heart of London’s financial district.
Recruitment is a fast-paced, people-first industry where first impressions matter, flexibility is essential, and performance depends on a motivated, connected team. For recruitment firms, the right office is more than just a place to work - it's a space that helps win clients, support candidates...
Looking for a virtual office in London that reflects the professionalism of your business? Orega’s virtual offices are among the best in the capital. Whether you’re a start-up building credibility, a growing company trialling new markets, or a remote-first business looking for prestige without the...
In an age of remote working and digital collaboration, the role of in-person interaction has become a subject of intense debate. Are virtual meetings just as effective as in-person ones? Or do we risk losing something vital when we don’t share a room?
