Property group British Land has fully let its Regent's Place site in London's West End after The Guinness Partnership agreed terms for the final remaining accommodation at 30 Brock Street. The Guinness Partnership, a charitable housing association, has signed a 10-year lease for the accommodation at 30 Brock Street. The letting means the completed campus of 1.5m square foot is now fully-occupied, which it described as "a significant milestone in British Land's 30-year journey at Regent's Place". Tim Roberts, head of offices at British Land, said: "This deal, which sees Regent's Place fully-let, represents another milestone in what has been an incredible journey over the past 30 years. Regent's Place is a great example of how British Land creates the right spaces and environments to attract occupiers, and where people want to work, live and visit. "It has been a huge success, and will help inform what we do at our other campuses, notably Paddington Central."NR