Nevila Beshi, director of City Hub Offices, has been shortlisted for the Broker Excellence Award at the Flex and The City Awards 2026. The ceremony takes place tonight, 15 October, at London’s Ministry of Sound, bringing together professionals and businesses from across the flexible workspace industry.
Nevila Beshi’s nomination marks a proud moment for City Hub Offices and an opportunity to celebrate the people behind its work helping businesses find their next London workspace.
The company supports businesses searching for serviced offices, managed offices and coworking spaces, helping them explore options that suit their teams, budgets and future plans.
Recognising the people behind the office search
An office search often begins with a practical requirement: a business needs more desks, a different location or a workspace that better reflects how its team operates. Turning that requirement into a suitable shortlist takes careful consideration.
Two offices with similar prices and capacities can offer very different experiences. One may provide a straightforward commute but limited room to expand. Another may offer more meeting space, yet require a commitment that does not suit the company’s plans.
Office consultants help businesses work through these differences. Their role involves understanding the brief, identifying suitable options, coordinating viewings and helping clients compare the details that matter to them.
For City Hub Offices, Nevila Beshi’s inclusion on the awards shortlist puts a member of its leadership team in the spotlight within the sector in which the company operates.
Helping businesses navigate London’s workspace options
London offers businesses a wide range of working environments, from private serviced suites and managed offices to shared coworking spaces. Each format can suit different priorities.
Serviced offices can appeal to companies seeking a furnished private workspace with services brought together in one arrangement. Managed offices can suit businesses looking for a more tailored environment with support for its operation. Coworking spaces offer another option for individuals and teams that value shared facilities and a communal setting.
However, the labels alone do not tell a business everything it needs to know. What is included, how a space functions and which terms apply can vary between providers and buildings.
Businesses therefore need to look beyond the headline monthly figure. Meeting room allowances, internet provision, access arrangements, deposits and notice periods can all influence whether an office is the right fit.
City Hub Offices helps businesses explore office space across London, bringing their requirements into focus as they consider the available choices.
A decision shaped by people as well as property
Choosing a workplace affects the people who will use it every day. A location that looks convenient on a map may feel different when employees consider their actual journeys. An impressive reception area may make a strong first impression, while the team’s greater priority is quiet space for concentrated work.
The search also needs to account for how the business expects to develop. Recruitment plans, client meetings and working patterns can influence the amount and type of space required.
This makes conversation an essential part of office consultancy. Understanding why a company wants to move can be as useful as knowing its preferred postcode or desk count.
Relationships with workspace operators also play a part, helping consultants coordinate visits and clarify questions as businesses assess their options.
A proud moment for City Hub Offices
The Flex and The City Awards provide an occasion for the flexible workspace community to come together and recognise people, teams and spaces across the industry.
For City Hub Offices, this year’s ceremony has particular significance with its director named on the Broker Excellence Award shortlist.
Ahead of the event, the company has congratulated Nevila Beshi and thanked everyone who nominated and supported her. The team will be cheering her on as the industry gathers at Ministry of Sound tonight.
More information about the company and its London office search service is available at City Hub Offices.
