The new workspace, part of the Liddell Place redevelopment, offers 3,780sq m for local businesses, creating job opportunities and skills training.
A total of 20% of the desks are affordable, leased at half the market rate to help boost start-ups.
International Workplace Group (IWG) will operate the flexible workspaces, which already house 11 companies, employing 44 people.
Councillor Nasrine Djemai, cabinet member for new homes and community investment, said: “This is our first ever flexible workspace that we’ve built under our Community Investment Programme which will not only support small local businesses to thrive but also boost employment and training opportunities for local people.”
The redeveloped area, formerly an industrial estate, now comprises over 100 homes, enhanced public spaces, and an expanded Kingsgate Primary School.
Councillor Richard Olszewski, leader of Camden Council, said: “These new workspaces will support local businesses and small enterprises to succeed, in a space that’s fit for purpose and affordable.”
Four affordable homes were built within the redeveloped space.
Councillor Sabrina Francis, cabinet member for jobs, culture, and young people, also signed the Federation of Small Businesses Local Leadership Pledge to commit to fostering a resilient and inclusive business environment in Camden.
