News
Former Ilkeston Police Station to be re-opened as Business Centre.
Posted March 2015
James Hall of Geo Hallam & Sons acting for Central Midlands Estates has negotiated the sale of the Old Police Station on Wharncliffe Road in the centre of Ilkeston to Simon Woods the chairman of the Erewash Partnership and managing director of TecQuipment.
The property is currently undergoing a full refurbishment and will re-open as the Erewash Business Centre in Spring.
The building will provide sixteen individual offices available to local businesses on flexible terms together with comferencing facilitles.
Read More >>Gateley signs for Park View House, Nottingham
Posted October 2014
At Gateley's news offices at The Ropewalk are, from left, Andy Matthews, of Gateley; James Hall, of Geo Hallam and Sons; John Proctor, of FHP; and James Keeton, of JLL.
Law firm Gateley has committed to remaining within the heart of Nottingham's business community by moving on a long-term lease to Park View House.
Read More >>SMS commits to 'important' business park
Posted August 2014
SMS Electronics has committed its future to Beeston by signing a new ten-year lease at its existing premises.
The company, which employs more than 150 people, manufactures equipment for the medical, industrial, scientific and communications sectors.
Being able to draw from the local skilled workforce was cited by the firm as a key reason for remaining at Beeston Business Park, Technology Drive.
Read More >>West Bridgford shows its retail strength
Posted July 2014
14-18 Central Avenue, West Bridgford
Geo Hallam & Sons, agents for the Landlord, have let a retail unit in Central Avenue West Bridgford after only being on the market for 10 days demonstrating the continued appeal of West Bridgford for retailers.
The unit, having an area of 1,250 sq ft, formerly occupied by Face to Body, has been acquired by Boots Opticians Professional Services Limited who have signed a 10 year lease at the quoting rent.
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