Vogue publisher Condé Nast has said it will move out of its offices in London’s Mayfair next year.
The magazine group has confirmed that it will leave its seven-storey Vogue House in Hanover Square, W1, owned by the Church of England, in favour of the Adelphi office on John Adam Street in Embankment, SW1.
It added that move would “potentially” be completed by January 2024.
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