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Monday, 3 October 2011

Crowing King's Norton

SEGRO’s King’s Norton Business Centre has proved that a well managed business park will pull in the tenants.

This year has seen a steady stream of new occupiers. Recent growth in business has prompted Sterling Technical Engineering to consolidate its three existing locations into one unit. Similarly, a growth of business has sent Mechatronic Solutions, a civil and structural engineering practice, into a larger unit at the park.

SEGRO’s Jane Leedham said: “We have invested in making the centre a pleasant and secure place to work and we’re confident that we provide the premium business space in south Birmingham.”

Friday, 30 September 2011

Sun Park available

Sun Park, close to Junction 4a of the M3 motorway, is one of the largest office complexes to come onto the market for years, The 264,217 sq.m. former Oracle Office Park, which is in a 38 acre landscaped site, is now owned by a joint venture of Delancey and Landid and has the space for 3,000 people in three buildings as well as room for 1,351 cars. Trevor Silver of Landid said: “We anticipate that sectors such as pharmaceutical, IT, energy and research & development may be interested.”

There is also planning consent for a further two buildings totalling 14,186 sq.m. At Basingstoke’s Kingsland Business Park, SEGRO has let a refurbished office building of 1,234 sq.m. to ECI Telecom, a supplier of networking infrastructures.

SEGRO’s Chris Davies said:“This is the second building to let at Kingsland Business Park since the beginning of the year and achieved in just over four weeks.”

Friday, 3 June 2011

Slough, again

SEGRO is unending in its expansion and improvement of the flagship Slough Trading Estate. The latest development is a 6,916 sq.metres (74,445 sq.ft.) warehouse for Selig, a manufacturer of sealing products, which has been located on the estate for more than 80 years and will take a 15 year lease.

SEGRO‘s Paul Lewis said: “In today‘s fast paced, global economy, the occupational requirements of major international businesses, such as Selig, evolve quickly. As the only location in the south of England to have Simplified Planning Zone status, the trading estate has a significant advantage.”