Duo of deals announced at Salford Quays’ Laser House
Water testing firm Hach and loan agency Bibby Factors have been announced as the latest firms to sign up for space at Laser House in Salford Quays.
Hach, which is relocating from Pacific Way, has secured 5,719 sq ft at the property, while existing tenant Bibby Factors has taken out a new lease on a 5,818 sq ft office.
Other occupiers at the scheme include media firm Global Radio and outdoor clothing brand Helly Hansen.
Laser House, which is owned by investment management business TH Real Estate on behalf of a client in Germany, comprises 35,000 sq ft of space and is one of five buildings that make up Media Village.
Canning O’Neill is a joint agent on the scheme along with real estate services company Cushman & Wakefield.
Mark Canning, director of Canning O’Neill, said: “Media Village has enjoyed a huge surge in lettings over recent months, attracting occupiers such as Portwest Clothing, Interserve Construction and Solar Communications.
“We are now quoting £16 psf including service charge which represents excellent value for office accommodation when you consider the substantial amount of car parking on offer and its central location within the Quays.”
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