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Carter Towler expands role at White Rose Park following successful first year
Leading independent property consultancy Carter Towler is expanding its role at White Rose Park following a highly successful first year overseeing the management of the landmark Leeds business campus on behalf of Munroe K Luxembourg SA.
Having been appointed in 2025 to manage the 535,000 sq ft mixed-use business and education campus, Carter Towler will now also provide office agency services at White Rose Park, strengthening efforts to attract further high-quality occupiers to the scheme.
Situated adjacent to the White Rose Shopping Centre and just 10 minutes from Leeds city centre, White Rose Park spans 26 acres and comprises nine buildings ranging from 10,000 sq ft to 250,000 sq ft. Existing occupiers include Attis Insurance Brokers, Capita, NHS Shared Business Services, NG Bailey, Hisense, VMO2, DAZN and Samsung, alongside educational facilities including Elliott Hudson College and Broomfield SILC, as well as a crèche, HUB restaurant and Starbucks.
Over the past 12 months, Carter Towler’s property management team has worked closely with White Rose Park and Munroe K to enhance operational efficiencies across the estate, improve occupier engagement and support continued leasing activity across the park.
James Skirrow, director at Carter Towler, said: “We are extremely pleased with the progress made during the first 12 months of our relationship with White Rose Park. The collaboration between all parties has been excellent and has enabled us to deliver a highly efficient management operation across what is a significant and complex estate.
“Over the last year we have seen a strong number of lettings completed, alongside significant service cost reductions which have delivered real value for occupiers and the owners alike.
“We are now looking forward to building on that momentum further with the introduction of our office agency team, whose market knowledge and expertise will help drive the next phase of occupier growth and attract further high-quality tenants to the park.”
Clem McDowell, office agency director at Carter Towler, added: “White Rose Park is one of the most established and strategically positioned business campuses in the North, offering an excellent mix of workspace, amenities and connectivity. There is a real opportunity to build on the strong foundations already in place and further enhance the park’s appeal to occupiers looking for high-quality, amenity-rich space.
“There is currently around 110,000 sq ft of office accommodation available at the park, including a single office suite of 54,000 sq ft, which represents the largest available office floorplate in Leeds. That scale and flexibility creates a significant opportunity for major occupiers seeking high-quality space within an established business community.”
Jonathan Shires of White Rose Park said: “We are very much looking forward to working with Clem and his team in continuing to grow our White Rose Community. The relationship and support from CT Management has positively impacted the Park in the past 12 months to help the landlord to achieve their goals”.
White Rose Park continues to evolve as a leading ESG-focused business and education destination, combining commercial space with wellbeing, leisure and academic facilities to create a unique working environment in West Yorkshire.
Carter Towler’s 30-strong property management team oversees a nationwide portfolio of more than 5,000 properties, with the White Rose Park instruction representing one of the firm’s most significant management appointments in recent years.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Carter Towler .
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