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Is your dog welcome at work? King + Kent rolls out the pooch welcome mat

A picture of a dog in front of the dedicated pet friendly lift at King + Kent

Eighty-five percent of Aussie dog owners would go into the office more if they could take their furry friends1, driving Investa’s King + Kent commercial office building to become dog friendly.

Backed by strong support from King + Kent tenants, the initiative has already attracted eight dogs to the building. 

The introduction of dog friendly policies at King + Kent is just one of the benefits the building has introduced to its community. Its wellness hub, Kinetic, is a dedicated space for wellness classes such as yoga and Pilates as well as providing quiet room facilities for prayer and meditation to energise the body and soul. 

King + Kent’s is enjoying strong leasing momentum off the back of its repositioning, with more than 8,400sqm leased over recent months. 

Johanna Watson, General Manager at Investa said: “Off the back of a significant capital works program and the investment in Kinetic, our wellness and recreation space, King + Kent’s repositioning is clearly resonating with the market. 

“It’s exciting to see the diverse mix of tenants calling King + Kent home and the positive reaction to the investment made in upgrades and improved amenity. 

“Our dog friendly policy is creating another strong building attribute that supports King + Kent’s focus on wellness, lifestyle and community.”

Located at 347 Kent Street, Sydney, King + Kent is an A-grade commercial building designed by Woods Bagot. The ~26,500sqm building is also home to Athena Home Loans and Asahi.

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