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Canary Wharf Group plc

London, Greater London, GB • 500 - 999 Employees
Real Estate

Canary Wharf Group plc is an integrated property development, investment and management group of companies. It is focused on the design, construction, leasing and management of grade A office space and high-quality retail, residential and leisure facilities in central London. Over the past two decades, Canary Wharf Group has regenerated derelict wharves into one of the world’s premier business and shopping districts, constructing over 16.4m sq ft of office space. These buildings are now occupied by over 105,000 people. The company has an extensivemixed development pipeline of over 11m sq ft – one of London’s largest – which includes residential for the first time. Canary Wharf Group’s tenants include some of the world’s leading business organisations from the media, legal, accounting, banking, financial services, technology, energy and transport sectors. The Group has also developed and successfully let over 300 shops, bars, cafes and restaurants to many of Britain’s leading brands. In March 2013, the Group launched its Level39 initiative to attract fintech and smart cities start-ups to Canary Wharf. Level39 is now home to over nearly 170 start-up companies in 80,000 sq ft across three floors at One Canada Square. The Group’s world-class, year-round arts and events programme offers over 100 diverse events which are performed throughout the Estate. Winner of the 2010 Christie’s Award for Best Corporate Art Collection and Programme at the International Art and Work Awards, Canary Wharf Group showcases over 65 pieces of permanent art throughout the Estate, designed and created by more than 50 artists and craftsmen. In addition to development on the Canary Wharf Estate, the Group is involved with projects across London. The 20 Fenchurch Street (Walkie Talkie) development in the City of London was completed in late 2014 and is nearly fully let and the Group is also in a joint venture to redevelop the Shell Centre on London’s South Bank.