Global toy distributor Character options has snapped up M6 a 128,168 sq ft warehouse at SEGRO’s Heywood Distribution Park so it can supply the must-have toys on most children’s Christmas lists this year, including, Peppa Pig, Spiderman, Disney Princess an
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Internet giant Amazon has secured 170,000 sq ft of temporary space at Kenmore’s recently refurbished South Wales Distribution Centre, Kenfig Industrial Estate
Scolmore International Limited, a leading manufacturer and supplier of electrical accessories and interior/exterior lighting, has bought Units 3 and 4 totalling 46,000 sq ft at Wrenbridge’s 10-acre Mariner Park scheme in Tamworth, Staffordshire.
Logistics company iForce has taken Stoford Developments and Terrace Hill Group’s 237,444 sq ft warehouse known as Redd 42 on Ravensbank Business Park in Redditch.
Internet fashion retailer ASOS (As Seen on Screen) has leased ProLogis’158,250 sq ft warehouse DC158 (Azimuth) in Hemel Hempstead six weeks after practical completion.
National food producer and distributor JJ Foods has taken a 33,000 sq ft pre-let at Shepborough Developments’ ISIS scheme at Agecroft Park in Manchester. The warehouse is on the final phase of the development located off the A6044, close to junctions 16 a
Forth Ports is working on a master plan for a whisky distribution park at the port of Grangemouth on the Forth. A layout for 1.6 million sq ft of warehousing has been approved. The company said it was in advanced talks with several whisky companies to see
The 89,412 sq ft former Royal Mail warehouse on South Marston Park, Swindon, is being marketed by Lambert Smith Hampton and Knight Frank.
Acorn Developments, an affiliate of Industrial Process Plants and Equipment Corporation (IPP), has completed an agreement to acquire the former Kodak imaging chemicals production facility at Kirkby Industrial Estate in Knowsley near Liverpool.
Joint developers Gleeson Properties and Wrenbridge are offering their Kingswood Lakeside warehouse in Cannock on a freehold and leasehold basis.
