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CBRE Launches New Leeds Office
The Leeds office of CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate firm, has launched its new base on the 6th floor of Toronto Square.
Key members of the property community joined the 60-strong team to see how their new office at Highcross’ flagship scheme will suit their innovative approach to the working day.
CBRE showcased how the new space has been specially-designed to encourage a more fluid way of working with staff hot-desking to enable open communication between departments and the creation of break-out areas for staff and clients.
Richard Sunderland, Managing Director of CBRE’s Yorkshire offices, said; “The move has kick started a much more forward-thinking way of working for CBRE Leeds. We have welcomed several new divisions in recent months and all staff are really geared up and motivated to embrace this new way of working. As a crucial regional centre with a strong client base, it is imperative that we continually identify ways to support our hard working teams by providing the best working environment and also that we work in the most effective way for our valued clients.
“We are delighted by how many of our clients and contemporaries came to see our new office and are looking forward to driving the Leeds business forwards from this fantastic new base.”
Following CBRE’s commitment to the building, Toronto Square will be 61% let, cementing its place as one of the City’s most successful office locations.
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