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25-35 City Road, London EC1Y 1AA London City Central 25-35 City Road, London EC1Y 1AA LOCATION IS KING d Impacts: *1.36 Million per 14 days Dwell Times: R Extended with traffic lights d Size: 116 SQM (12.5m wide x 9.25m high) Solus: Completelyn Solus a l A s Visibility: 5 g 125 metres01 Finish: PVC vinyl d n London City Central i R C Target Group: it K y ABC1, commuters,y R affluent, city Rate card: POA (prode inc) d n 25-35 City Road, London EC1Y 1AA ck workers, technology workers a H HACKNEY Old St Old Street d XOYO Live Music Club R en re t G G ld S University ofr Arts al O ea hn t et E B a s te Shoreditch House r t n S S t h g ISLINGTON i Google Campus H h c t i Tech City UK d e Maxus r Barbican Cass Business School o h Old Truman Brewery d Bloomberg S R t y S Zipcar UK Barbican Centre t i e t C a 1 g Liverpool Street 0 Old Spitalfields Market s r 5 e A Broadgate City of London d l A CITY OF LONDON C Moorgate o m e m Museum of London t a e London Wall r g c s i p a o l h S t is B B ev is M Aldgate East a St Paul’s r ks Ch Bank Of England The Gherkin eap Aldgate side 1.36 Million Impacts* 116 sqm Cornhill Location is King Behind the Scenes This brand new Mega site is uniquely located almost on the boundary of the borough of Islington and The City of London. ‘London City Road’ is en route to the Bank of England and the City of London, arguably now the financial capital of the world. Positioned on City Road itself between Old Street roundabout and the City of London, en route to Liverpool Street and Moorgate. The area has more recently become important to London’s burgeoning technology and creative industries. Silicon Roundabout is the third largest technology start-up cluster in the world after San Francisco and New York City. Business including Cisco, Visible head-on to both pedestrians and vehicles from approximately 125 meters away heading inbound to the City, the Facebook, Google, Intel and McKinsey & Company have invested in the area. According to Techcitynews.com ‘EC’ has site provides 116 SQM of stand-alone advertising magnificence. become the hot postcode for technology businesses with 6,792 companies registered to-date. The site was specifically developed due to a scarcity of locations in proximity to the City of London and Islington. The location provides a fantastically rare opportunity to target consumers in both the City itself and also the now world The Old Street area is also well known to be challenging West London as a hub for creative industries, including advertising, famous ‘Silicon Roundabout’ and ‘Tech City’, all part of the UK’s tech hub, with Google Campus a few steps away. PR, design, publishing and media. Given the prestige of the area and the restrictions surrounding planning permission, the immediate environment The London City Road Mega site is the site for The City that happens to be at the heart of The Tech City. surrounding the site provides a remarkably clean view with no distractions or clutter, not to mention no other outdoor large format advertisements in the line of sight or anywhere closer to the City itself. The site rests in the foreground of many of the world’s most important financial institutions - owning the view, without over dominating its surroundings. ‘London City Road’ offers a rare and unrivalled opportunity to reach an affluent and professional audience working in the finance and technology sectors. [email protected] - 0207 692 4862 - www.king-ooh.com.
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