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Brightoffice Ltd expand into White Moss Business Park
Following the recent letting of 1B Maple Court, the first phase of White Moss Business Park, Skelmersdale, is now fully occupied.
Brightoffice Ltd based in Skelmersdale, have expanded into 2,049 sq. ft of space at 1B Maple Court, on a new 6 year lease.
Neil Higson at Nolan Redshaw commented, “This was a good conclusion to a number of successful transactions on the business park, which results in Phase 1 being fully occupied. Occupiers such as NFU Mutual and Federal Management Limited, benefit from the excellent communications immediately available via J4 of the M58 motorway. Phase 1 was developed to a high standard, within a professional environment with West Lancashire Investment Centre providing a business hub on site with café facilities.”
“The transaction highlights an improving office sector, with longstanding enquiries now finding suitable accommodation and agreeing terms. Following a slow start to the year, and despite evidence of a recovery in confidence, overall take-up levels are still lower than previous years. The number of transactions remains steady, however, lettings below 2,500 sq ft continue to dominate the market.”
Phase 2 is now being marketed by Nolan Redshaw on behalf of Metier Property Holdings, where there is planning consent for up to 30,000 sq ft of office accommodation.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Nolan Redshaw .
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