Furniture retailer CSL has taken a warehouse on Grantside’s 19-acre Foxcover Distribution Park in Seaham. It has taken the 37,000 sq ft unit on a ten-year lease at a rent of £4.75 per sq ft. The company will be using the new warehouse as a storage and dis
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Wincanton has taken the 53,434 sq ft Apollo building at Centralpoint, The Elite Logistics Park, located at Eurocentral near Glasgow in Scotland. The property was taken on a 15-year lease at a rent of £5.50 per sq ft.
The government has been accused of empty spin after chancellor Darling’s claim that 70 per cent of properties would be helped by an empty property rates (EPR) holiday for properties with an estimated value of less than £250,000. But this figure includes c
Packaging company SCA Packaging has taken Barberry Developments’ The Stanbridge Building in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire.
Joint venture partners Loxley Land and Property and Jaguar Estates have unveiled the first phase of office and industrial space at the 19-acre Magna 34 development in South Yorkshire.
Stobart Group has begun work on the West Bank Dock Estate in Widnes, near Liverpool, as part of the Mersey Multimodal Gateway (3MG) development, following a boost of some £4.3m from the North West Development Agency.
Outdoor clothing and equipment firm Gelert has snapped up Threadneedle Property Investment’s 103,073 sq ft refurbished warehouse The Bear, in Widens, for the expansion of its national distribution network. The property has been let on a 15-year lease at a
The 366,000 sq ft Colossus building, which lies between Junctions 12 and 13 of the M6, has been let to Wincanton Distribution by North Rae Sanders. The building’s prime location means that it is well placed to serve both regional and national distribution
Practices of the unscrupulous money changers stand indicted in the court of public opinion, rejected by the hearts and minds of men. The words of a radio shock-jock? Or, perhaps, a recent article in one of our more florid national newspapers?
Contact lens manufacturer CooperVision has opened its 150,000 sq ft distribution warehouse in Segensworth. The facility supports all direct shipments to the UK market as well as to mainland Europe, Asia Pacific, Japan and Australia.
