Landsec has secured a letting of 47,900 sq. ft. at Nova South to Vitol, an energy and commodities company, on a ten-year lease. Vitol will occupy the entire fifth floor and part of the fourth floor of Nova South, making this the largest deal to date within the Nova development in the heart of London’s Victoria.
Vitol will sit alongside companies including Brambles, BHP Billiton, Advent International, Egon Zehnder and London Executive Offices, all of which have now moved into Nova South.
Nova, Victoria is set across 728,000 sq. ft. and three buildings – Nova North, Nova South and The Nova Building. As well as world-class office space, Nova, Victoria offers 170 luxury apartments and is home to London’s Nova Food. Nova Food features 17 new restaurants, three pop-up kiosks and two acres of public realm. With restaurants including Rail House Café, Stoke House and Hai Cenato from top chefs such as Adam White, Will Ricker and Jason Atherton, Nova Food offers the ideal setting for discerning diners – from casual breakfast through to private dining.
Matthew Flood, Commercial Director, London Portfolio at Landsec commented: “We are delighted to welcome Vitol to Nova South, adding to the vibrant mix of leading businesses calling this part of London home. As a local occupier, Vitol will have seen first-hand the area’s transformation and it is fantastic to see that they have committed their long-term future to Victoria.”
Landsec were represented by Knight Frank and Cushman & Wakefield.
