Software company moves 85-strong team Manchester’s Arndale House
Manchester-based learning and development software provider OneFile has relocated from Central Park to the city centre.
The company snapped up 10,420 sq ft of space on a five-year lease at Arndale House, where it will look to expand its 85-strong team.
Estate agency Knight Frank secured the new workspace on behalf of OneFile.
Chris Whalley, co-founder and managing director at OneFile, said “The new offices provide us with a much better location and more collaborative space in which to achieve our vision of shaping the futures of a million by people by 2020.
“We were extremely satisfied with Knight Frank and their support with this move.”
Knight Frank partner Mark Bamber, from the firm’s office agency team, said: “Arndale House has recently undergone a great fit-out and that, combined with the location in the heart of the city, is an attractive proposition for companies looking to recruit staff.
“Connectivity with good public transport and having facilities on the doorstep play an important part in making the decision.”
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