Partner Article
Salford Quays secures four lettings
Hunter Real Estate Investment Managers (Hunter) has secured four lettings totalling over 13,000 sq ft at the Exchange Quay office development in Salford Quays.
Exchange Quay is currently undergoing a £10m refurbishment programme to upgrade the six office buildings to Grade A specification, extensively remodel the whole public realm and create a vibrant working environment through the introduction of a range of occupier facilities. The full works are set to complete in 2015.
Investment manager at Hunter,Andrew Moffat, said; “We are delighted to have attracted two new occupiers to Exchange Quay as well as retaining two valued existing tenants.
“Work is progressing well on-site and the first of our office buildings will be unveiled in the forthcoming weeks.
“Once the public realm really progresses we will see the new-look development start to emerge and we look forward to welcoming and retaining more occupiers along the way.”
Exchange Quay’s six office buildings range from 26,151 sq ft to 116,684 sq ft.
Agents on Exchange Quay are Canning O’Neill, Matthews & Goodman and Savills. North West Employers was represented by Altus Edwin Hill, RPS was represented by WHR and K2L and Wurth Electronics were unrepresented.
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