
The largest deal was a letting of 19,509 sq.metres (210,000 sq.ft.) at the Spectrum building, Swindon to TS Tech, an automotive company. Jeremy Hughes of BNP said: “The industrial market has been interesting with a number of large deals, such as the Cooperative leasing a 37,160 sq.metres (400,000 sq.ft.) shed at Cabot Park.” This was made possible by the surrender of land by Honda. Another major deal recently completed is the letting of a 7,989 sq.metres (86,000 sq.ft.) property at Portbury by LVT of London. Hughes said: “It will not be long before we will have a shortage of large buildings.” In Bath, one former industrial building, a printing works, is to be redeveloped by Tesco and St James to include a large supermarket, 2,787 sq.metres (30,000 sq.ft.) of creative work space, 3,716 sq.metres (40,000 sq.ft.) of offices, a museum and community space in a design by Make. The scheme will cost £50 million.
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