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    Browne Jacobson signs 10-year lease for new Cardiff office

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryAugust 19, 2025Updated:August 19, 2025No Comments
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    Browne Jacobson has committed to a long-term future in the Welsh legal market after signing a 10-year lease for a larger Cardiff city centre office.

    The UK and Ireland law firm will move into a 9,500 sq ft space on the fourth floor at One Central Square in early 2026, providing space for more than 150 people.

    This will be Browne Jacobson’s third Cardiff base in under three years since launching its seventh UK and Ireland office at 36 Park Place in July 2023, following 25 years of working with the Welsh public sector.

    Having started out with a team of seven, the Cardiff team has grown to 35 people, including seven partners and two legal directors delivering the full spectrum of legal services in Wales.

    It moved into a temporary base at 14 St Andrew’s Crescent last year, with the intention of finding a long-term base to accommodate further anticipated growth.

    Browne Jacobson’s Cardiff team will now work with fit-out partner Office Innovations to design the workspace at One Central Square, which will also be the new Cardiff home for PwC, alongside existing tenants Tramshed Tech and Hodge Bank.

    Constructed to the BREEAM Excellent energy efficiency rating, the 10-storey building is between Cardiff Central railway station and the Principality Stadium in the city’s premier business location.

    Tim Edds, Head of Cardiff and office co-founder, said: “Ever since we opened an office in Cardiff, we knew we would need to find a larger space to accommodate our very rapid growth because of the high demand for our legal services.

    “Our public sector work for clients, including the Welsh Government, Qualifications Wales and Natural Resources Wales, provided the platform on which to establish the office and helped us to cement these existing relationships while allowing us to build our full service offering to business via a series of strategic hires.

    “This integration of our public sector and business expertise has enabled us to advise on key projects that will supercharge economic growth across Wales, while developing a client roster of market-leading Welsh businesses and organisations, fast-growth tech companies, private equity and venture capital investors, and high-net-worth entrepreneurs.

    “Our ability to attract high-calibre clients stems from our team’s deep understanding of the Welsh market, and ability to integrate the expertise and resources of Browne Jacobson’s national platform seamlessly. We now look forward to continuing our growth at One Central Square.”

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