Hargreaves Lansdown, one of the West Countries top firms, continues to go from strength to strength. On the back of record share prices and client acquisition numbers, it has placed orders for over 150 workstations to fill some of the empty spaces at its Bristol
Hargreaves Lansdown, one of the largest and most successful companies in the West Country, and a member of the FTSE 100, has chosen Business Interiors to assist with its recent office expansion in Bristol. Further to its move into Anchor Road, which is widely regarded as of
Axa is in advanced talks to take a 70,000 sq ft pre-let at Salmon Harvester Properties’ £40m office scheme, Two Glass Wharf in Bristol. The insurance group entered into negotiations to take the space after ruling out sites at Temple Back, Rivergate and Bank Place. The
Bristol office refurbishment and regeneration plans have been put to locals to find out if there is support for the initiative. The City Council has set up a public consultation to determine whether there is support for the redevelopment of up to 1.7 million sq ft
Beachcroft has transferred its Bristol office to a new landmark building on Portwall Place, adjacent to the city's historic St Mary Redcliff Church. The new building has been designed to encourage new and contemporary ways of working, promoting more interactivity and dialogue between teams due to its
Market overview for Bristol office space Demand – Record Levels • Office lettings in Bristol city centre during 2007 totalled 896,600 sq ft (83,294 sq m) compared to 506,600 sq ft (47,063 sq m) in 2006 and a 5-year average of 685,200 sq ft (63,655 sq m).
Bristol office space will be in shortage if the economy continues to grow at its current rate, warn Colliers CRE. The forecast is included in the first research paper published by Coliers CRE into the central Bristol office market. City centre take-up figures for office space at 206,652