A business providing town centre flexible office space has become the latest patron of Bournemouth’s Chamber of Trade and Commerce.
YourSpace is situated in Telephone House, Christchurch Road, and includes a roof terrace with views to the sea, Old Harry Rocks and the Purbeck Hills.
Grade A space shortage driving up Oxford rents
Oxford continues to see good demand for offices and laboratories, reflecting the diversity of the city’s science and tech cluster, but a lack of supply of Grade A space could send rents spiralling, says a regional property specialist.
Vail Williams opens Oxford office
Expanding property consultancy Vail Williams has opened a new office in Oxford to meet growing business demand.
New £90m town centre development prompts Egham office revival
A £90 million regeneration scheme in Egham is being heralded as the catalyst for a revival of the office market in the university town in the Borough of Runnymede in Surrey.
Bracknell office market emerging from Reading’s shadow
Office take-up is growing rapidly in Bracknell this year, as momentum finally returns to the market in the Berkshire town.
Expanding property consultancy moves to larger offices
Expanding property consultancy Vail Williams has moved its Surrey regional office into a high-specification, modern new base in Woking as business demand grows.
Purple patch as expanding HR specialist moves to new HQ
EXPANDING outsourced human resources specialist Purple HR has relocated to bigger headquarters to facilitate strategic business growth.
Azets celebrates year in Poole with strong growth
The Poole office of Azets is posting 12 to 15 per cent annual growth as it celebrates one year of being part of the top 10 accountancy firm.
Expansion milestone with office opening
A multi-disciplinary firm which delivers survey, design and build solutions nationwide has opened a major new office in the South.
Office, home or hybrid?
Home working is here to stay and the end of the five-day-a-week office commute will change the shape of cities dramatically. That’s the rather stark view of former Bank of England deputy governor Sir Charlie Bean. And he certainly seems to be echoing the thoughts of some of the country’s biggest employers.
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