QinetiQ’s Cody Technology Park secures almost 14,500 sq ft of new lettings at Cody Technology Park in Farnborough, Hampshire. QinetiQ, advised by Curchod & Co and Lambert Smith Hampton, has concluded five separate transactions, totalling ... Read more
Whozoo is the UK’s first hybrid commercial estate agency, empowering self-employed agents to have successful careers in the commercial and development property sector – on their terms. We operate in the mass market and treat every property owner with ... Read more
David Charles Property Consultants are pleased to present their new instruction for The Airman, Feltham a prominent roadside restaurant which is well suited for a drive through or restaurant with garden / outdoor seating and parking. The ... Read more
As the lyrics go, we know it’s not the same as it was. The retail sector has had to rapidly adapt recently and will have to continue to do so in order to survive the current economic climate. Shopping as an Experience. In order to tempt ... Read more
Customer delivery expectations changed during the pandemic and have driven increased awareness of the importance of warehouse design. Let's take a look at some design trends that are predicted to continue to shape warehouses during ... Read more
In this post you will find a list of the eleven property use classes for Scotland under The Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Scotland) Order 1997, as well as the category known as Sui Generis, which covers property that does not fall within ... Read more
Dark Kitchen, Cloud Kitchen, Ghost Kitchen, Black Kitchens, Remote Kitchen, Mission Kitchen, Delivery Kitchen, Commercial Kitchen, Central Production Kitchen, Virtual Kitchen, Shadow Kitchens, Delivery Only Restaurants, whatever you choose to call ... Read more
As we saw in a previous blog the property class E (commercial, business and service) which was introduced in England on 1st September 2020 was part of a reform of the Use Class Order that allows for a mix of uses on a premises. It was introduced to ... Read more
The start of a new year means a look ahead with trend predictions. In this blog we take a look at what could be in store for office design in 2023. Hybrid working continues its rise as the most popular work model which has meant many businesses ... Read more
The service office industry continues to see an increase in supply as 2022 ends. The primary reason for this appears to be more companies adapting to a hybrid style of working and looking for workspace that reflects this. A serviced office is a ... Read more
