Acting on behalf of Northwood Regional UK, CBRE’s Manchester office agency team along with Edwards & Co and Canning O’Neill has secured three new occupiers at Deva City Office Park, signaling full occupation of the Manchester City Centre office park. The agency team has completed deals to DCS Recruitment Limited, Start People Limited and Designer Habitat Limited has expanded on to a further floor of The Tower.
Deva City Office Park is a Grade II listed former Brewery development which provides a wide range of business space located off Trinity Way in the centre of Manchester. The former brewery buildings, including the original tower, are complemented by 17 self-contained Brewery Yard office units arranged around a central courtyard with excellent on-site car parking provision.
DCS Recruitment Limited is taking a ground floor Tower suite and Unit 10 Brewery Yard comprising a total 5,107 sq ft on a 6 year term. Start People Limited has agreed a 6 year lease for 2,165 sq ft of the third floor Tower, and Designer Habitat Limited has taken a further 3,861 sq ft on the 6th floor Tower.
Accessed off Trinity Way which forms part of the Manchester inner ring road, or Chapel Street adjacent to the 5* Lowry Hotel, Deva City Office Park is strategically positioned for quick access into and out of the city centre. The M602, M60 and A580 provide links onto the regional motorway network and Salford Central and Victoria Station are within a short walk providing rail, bus and Metrolink services.
Jonathan Cook, Surveyor at CBRE’s Manchester office, said;
“We are delighted to have achieved full occupation of Deva City Office Park on behalf of Northwood Regional UK. The flexible suite options and the character space has attracted occupiers seeking unique offices with parking options in a well-connected part of Manchester City Centre.”
Iain Taylor, Associate Director at Northwood Regional UK, said;
“We always recognised the potential of this unique development and the fact that our substantial investment programme has resulted in full occupation of the offices represents an excellent outturn.”
