A number of international businesses are continuing to increase the size of their London offices despite Brexit jitters, with property investor Blackstone on Wednesday revealing its trophy building overlooking the Thames has just become fully-let.

The landlord said Japanese beauty firm Shiseido Group- behind cosmetic brands such as NARS -has agreed to take the remaining 23,400 square feet at its Adelphi block by the Strand.

Property agent Lewis Craig advised Shiseido which will consolidate its London offices into a larger one that provides extra space for future growth.

It means 270,000 square feet of deals have been agreed at the property in the last eight months.

Music streaming firm Spotify has upsized to move there, while other new tenants include The Economist.

Ed Hodgson, director for Blackstone Property Management, told the Standard: "Contrary to perceived anxiety caused by political uncertainty, the volume and tenant profile of recent lettings at the Adelphi demonstrates a sustained appetite for premium office space in central London."

Cushman & Wakefield and Knight Frank advised Blackstone.