Studley has decided to appoint a new corporate occupier specialist. The primary goal for this specialist is to oversee promotion of its ever expanding London office.
Richard Sykes formerly of US broker Cassidy Turley (formerly Colliers International) has accepted the role in Studley’s New York office. He has a wealth of experience including running Sykes international for 12 years and also had roles with Jones Lang LaSalle and Cushman and Wakefield.
In an annoucement on 10th May 2010, EON has committed to office space in
Nottingham. The energy company agreed a deal that is expected to be ready for early 2012.
The premises will be located at the corner of Burton and North Church streets. The developer EON selected is Miller Birch, who can take pride with this being the UK’s greenest office with environmental building features being top of their list. This gives it a BREEAM excellent rating and an ‘A’ rating on its Energy Performance rating.
EON Customer Service Director said of the planned move “Subject to planning approval, the building will be fitted out and ready for us to into by June 2012. when our lease at Newland House expires.
“We have incorporated sustaniable design principles, enery effciency and green technologies to provide a first-class workplace for our staff.”
Demand for serviced office space in Yorkshire and Humberside has experienced an increase. Enquiries from businesses increased by 25% from last year’s figures, with 2009 figures showing a 7% decrease.
The economy has thankfully seen a recovery, though it has been slow to turn around. This recovery coupled with a growing interest in the commercial property market has given much relief to the 225 serviced office providers that reside in Yorkshire and Humberside.
Two environmental groups have started to share eco-friendly office space at Highlands Meadow, North Jersey.
Skylands CLEAN and the Passaic River Coalition (PRC), who specialise in environmental protection and water purity, hosted their grand opening this Sunday
In-keeping with their environmental policies on recycling and reusing materials, the new office space is actually a renovated farm house, the Highlands Meadow Farm in Ringwood.
Vacant grade-A office space has finally become available in the centre of Nottingham’s financial district.
Nottingham Trent University has finally moved into their new premises, leaving their 37 Park Row address for new premise on campus.
The 26,331 square feet building is the only available office space in the district, and there is anticipation about the property now that it is on the market.
Event organisers, She’s Gott It, are searching for new staff and offices to help their company expand.
The company, established by Nickie Gott, needs larger offices as it has outgrown their current offices at Forster House office in Finchdale Road, Durham.
Mrs. Gott is also looking for a second location for new offices in Scotland.
The stationery company Fenns, in Stoke-on-Trent, has relocated to new offices in Riverside Park, Campbell Road.
The company, the oldest in the area, supplies office stationery to businesses and retail chains all across the country.
Now that the company has seen a significant growth they are moving from their Duke Street offices, where they have been located for over 130 years.
There are new plans for the refurbishment of up to 190,000 square feet of office space in Edinburgh.
The existing Edinburgh building will become Grade-A offices and will form part of the city councils project to encourage business and tourism within Edinburgh.
When completed the building is expected to enhance the existing economy in Edinburgh and be the setting for future commercial events, conferences and exhibitions.
A skyscraper in Plymouth has been labelled ‘too tall’ by a leading Barcelonan architect.
The architect, David Mackay, has said that if completed the building will over-shadow existing buildings and inevitably ruin the Plymouth skyline.
At present the plans are for a 21-storey building but Mr Mackay believes that this will be too tall for the location and that if built that it should not exceed 10 storeys.
Digital agency Cimex has announced plans to open their first regional office in Bruntwood’s Portland Tower, Manchester.
Cimex are specialists in digital marketing campaigns and are taking offices, within Manchester, to meet the demands of an expanding industry
The company also has plans to acquire other offices in key locations within the next three years.