Tunbridge Wells saw 593 ‘business births’ in 2022 (compared to a UK average of 555) and an increase in high growth businesses to 25 (20 on average in the UK). With the rapidly growing demand for office space in and around Tunbridge Wells as the business heart of Kent, it is clear that more such space is needed to be converted or developed.

Alongside the need for office space, house prices in Tunbridge Wells continue to grow (even when other areas of the country stagnate) demonstrating the high desire to move to and live in the area; thereby demonstrating a clear demand for new housing accommodation to be built in the town.

In addition to traditional new office and residential accommodation, there is opportunity for progressive mixed use and innovative developments which can incorporate workspaces which cater to a growing need of co-sharing and flexible environments that cater to an evolving need.

In the town we have several well capitalised serviced and flexible office operators that are keen to take new leases on buildings, or find new space to run these. We also have a number of multi-functional spaces where wellness and leisure support entrepreneurs in a balanced working lifestyle.

There’s a massive opportunity to invest in Tunbridge Wells right now in one of these ways.

Get in touch to find out more and be directed to relevant parties in the town.