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New England Quarter is Brighton’s most significant urban regeneration project — the former railway goods yard site east of Brighton station, now transformed into a mixed-use district combining residential, commercial, retail, and hospitality uses. The 42-acre development includes the New England Road offices, the station approach, and the emerging commercial cluster around the railway. The proximity to Brighton station makes it uniquely well-connected for businesses that need frequent London access or regional travel.
Transport is the district’s defining strength: Brighton station is at its western edge, providing direct access to London Victoria (67 minutes), Gatwick (30 minutes), Lewes, Eastbourne, and the South Coast. The A23/M23 provides road access to London and the national motorway network. Local bus routes serve the district from the station approach. The area is walkable from the city centre (10 minutes).
New England Quarter is Brighton’s most significant future commercial district. The current supply is dominated by converted railway buildings and purpose-built commercial units, but the regeneration momentum is strong. Businesses choose New England Quarter for the station proximity, the competitive rents versus The Lanes and North Laine, and the expectation that the area will become Brighton’s primary commercial district over the next decade.
Brighton Marina bus terminus serves the eastern district with routes every 10 min to city centre.
Market-rate benchmarks for serviced, flex, and private office space in New England Quarter. These are the real figures — without broker fees inflating the quote.
* Data updated May 2026. Desk rates vary by building grade, lease length, and team size. Contact operators directly via Seek for a live quote.
These operators manage buildings in or near New England Quarter. Enquiries via Seek go direct — no broker intermediary.
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Traditional office search routes you through a broker who charges 10–15% of year-one rent. On a typical New England Quarter deal worth £58K/year, that's £6K extracted from the deal before you sign a lease.
Seek removes that layer entirely. Your enquiry goes direct to the building's operator. They quote their real number. You negotiate direct.
Standard broker fee: 10% of year-one rent. Here's what that costs at typical New England Quarter deal sizes — and what you keep on Seek.
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Skip the agent — start your search →* Industry-standard broker commission for flex/serviced office space is 8–15% of year-one rent. Seek charges operators; tenants pay nothing. Savings figures are illustrative based on the rate you select.
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