Stripe nears London office lease from Blackstone, report says
Stripe is close to leasing about 130,000 sq ft of London office space owned by Blackstone, Seeking Alpha reports, citing Bloomberg News.
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According to Seeking Alpha, citing Bloomberg News, payments company Stripe is close to leasing office space in London owned by Blackstone. The space covers about 130,000 square feet at Broadgate Quarter, on the edge of the City of London. People familiar with the company's current facilities said the deal would be more than three times its existing London footprint.
The news comes as Stripe expands rapidly in Dublin. The report, published on Wednesday, also notes that the City of London faces a shortage of office space.
why it matters
For markets the story is mainly company-specific, but it points to steady demand for quality office space in central London while supply remains tight. That matters for commercial property owners such as Blackstone and for the City's office leasing segment.
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- Stripe nears leasing deal with Blackstone for London office space - report — Seeking Alpha, 21 October 2026 at 15:51 UTC
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