UK-based advisory, tax and audit company Moore Kingston Smith has unveiled plans to bring its media and entertainment specialists under one roof after securing new offices at 127CXR in London’s West End.
The move will create a single, central hub for the company’s media division, consolidating teams currently spread across Gresse Street, Orange Street and Wigmore Street, including Moore SGD Law.
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According to Moore Kingston Smith, media-focused staff are expected to relocate to 127CXR at the end of 2026.
Moore Kingston Smith managing partner Matt Meadows said: “This investment strengthens our position at the heart of London’s creative and business community, bringing our media specialist teams together in a location that reflects both who we are and where we are heading.
“As we continue to grow, it is important that our workspace evolves with us, supporting our people, our culture and our ability to deliver an outstanding service to our clients.”
According to the company, the relocation is intended to establish a single setting to foster collaboration and serve its “expanding client base” in the creative sectors.
Situated close to major transport connections, 127CXR will house more than 125 specialists including entertainment accountants, lawyers and advisers.
From the new office, the company said it will continue to work with clients across marketing services, film and television, theatre, talent and video games.
Its new 14,449ft² office space features a modern workspace, and the building incorporates advanced technology, upgraded facilities and end-of-journey amenities intended to support both routine activity and more flexible working patterns.
Aligned with Moore Kingston Smith’s sustainability agenda, the property holds an EPC A rating and BREEAM Outstanding status.
Moore Kingston Smith property and facilities director Simon Booth said: “This move not only enhances the working environment for our teams but also supports our long-term operational and sustainability objectives.
“By relocating to a highly efficient building, we are making a meaningful step towards our SBTi carbon reduction targets, while creating a more focused and effective West End footprint.”
In May this year, Moore Kingston Smith expanded its VAT practice by appointing Mark Treacher as partner.
