Herotsc has confirmed it will be taking space in Egg's massive call centre in Derby. This will be one of the largest lettings in the region this year. Herotsc is one of the largest call centre operators in UK. Companies are increasingly using call centres
EMC Advisory Services, one of the UK's leading professional financial claims management companies has taken space new office space - acquiring the former ROK office in an office relocation Exeter to Pynes Hill Business Park. EMCAS have recently undergone a change in ownership. Working with Lonsdale Capital Partners and the previous
Plusnet the internet service provider is moving in Sheffield city centre from Tenter Street, where it has been for 5 years, and its operations in Victoria Quays. The company is relocating to The Balance on Pinfold Street and taking 53,000 sq ft of space in the
NFU Mutual and Salmon Property have secured a second tenant for their £35m 175 Oxford Street development in London, following a recent letting to Korean oil company SK. Ability Group, the property company owned by Andreas Panayiotou, has leased the 2,367 sq ft fifth floor
NFU Mutual and Salmon Property have signed the first office tenant at their £30m 175 Oxford Street redevelopment. Korean oil company SK Energy is taking the 3,195 sq ft third floor London office on a 10 year lease at £47.50 / sq ft. Knight Frank and
Devon and Cornwall Housing Association have moved into their new office in Ker Street Plymouth.
Birmingham mixed-use regeneration scheme Arena Central has received planning permission to increase the maximum permitted office space from 500,000 sq ft to no more than 800,000 sq ft. It is hoped the revised planning permission will kick start the prime Birmingham city centre mixed use scheme
SEB Asset Management is exploiting the favourable situation on the British real estate market for the re-entry of its open-ended real estate fund SEB ImmoInvest. The company has acquired a Class A office building for their Birmingham office. The property is leased until April 2022
An exciting office refurbishment project awaits the deteriorated office space of Plymouth’s Civic Centre. The 15 storey building and car park is to be sold by commercial property firm Knight Frank. The City Centre campus was originally earmarked for demolition in 2007, this changed when the Department
Nechells Baths, in Nechells Park Road, opened in 1910 and formed part of a general provision of public baths and wash-houses across Birmingham. The magnificent Grade II-listed Edwardian building fell into disrepair and closed in 1995 as it could no longer compete with the city’s more