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London based branding company expands to Newcastle
London-based TheTin, a branding, website and apps company, has expanded to Newcastle, opening an office at Generator Studios, located on Trafalgar Street.
Property adviser BNP Paribas Real Estate, acting on behalf of Metnor, agreed the letting.
Sajida Kosar at TheTin said: “We are really excited about opening our Newcastle office and needed a world class work space.
“Generator Studios has everything we need for the company to thrive and grow, and it’s really inspiring to have so many exciting businesses as neighbours in the building.”
Aidan Baker, Director of Agency at BNP Paribas Real Estate added, “Generator 1, a Grade II listed building was originally developed in 2001 and became an instant hub for creative industries.
“Generator 2, the 26,000 sq ft Grade A office expansion of Generator 1 was completed in 2009, and continues to attract top quality creative industries and we are delighted that TheTin chose Generator.
“Other tenants in the building include: Hedgehog Lab, B3 Architects, Black & White Engineering, Real Time Claims, Low Carbon Lighting and technology firm Foster Findlay Associates, along with Nathaniel Litchfield and Gardiner Richardson. A limited number of studios are still available from 500 to 3,500 sq ft.”
Jamie Mableson of Metnor said: “This letting swiftly follows the announcement of our successful upgrade of the IT infrastructure at Generator. Occupiers will be able to benefit from 1Gb superfast broadband, providing outstanding data connectivity within the city centre.”
Sanderson Weatherall is joint agent with BNP Paribas Real Estate.
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