Office take-up for Central Leeds in Q3 2017 alone has far exceeded the total take-up for all quarters in 2016 put together, according to Colliers International’s latest Leeds Quarterly Office Market Snapshot. The reports showed take-up for office space in Central Leeds throughout Q3 2017 reaching 557,990 sq ft, bringing the
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York revealed as second UK “hot spot” for hotel development
York has come second, moving up four places from last year, in Colliers International’s latest UK Hotels Market Index, an analysis of 34 locations across the UK, ranked to determine the ‘hot spots’ for hotel development and acquisition across the country. The city’s high position is mainly due to good
£500,000 refurb at Seacroft trade park
Five quality units are now available to lease at Seacroft Industrial and Trade Park in east Leeds. The Leeds office of leading Yorkshire property consultancy Dove Haigh Phillips are jointly marketing the units, which are currently undergoing a £500,000 refurbishment. The 130,000 sq ft employment park, which is situated in a highly
Industrial property businesses could reclaim up to £181,000 on overpaid business rates
Colliers International reports that industrial property businesses could reclaim up to £181,000 on overpaid business rates if they lodge an appeal by 31 March. Colliers’ research examined the number of industrial assessments in each region nationally along with total rateable value (RV), which revealed between £90,000 and £180,000 could be reclaimed
Colliers bolsters Yorkshire & Humber team with Industrial specialist appointment
Colliers International has appointed industrial & logistics specialist, Robert Whatmuff, to join its Leeds office as a Director, further bolstering the team’s expertise in the Yorkshire and Humber region. Robert Whatmuff joins the firm from LSH, where he spent seven years. During his time at LSH, Robert headed the Leeds office while
Yorkshire and North East hotel market mirrors national investment trend
The hotel market in Yorkshire and the North East is experiencing an increase in transactional activity, due to rising levels of confidence and greater availability of debt. To-date, Colliers International’s 2014 transactions are up 50 per cent compared to the same period last year, reflecting the national trend of mounting investment
Yorkshire hotel changes hands
The Leeds Office of Colliers International has negotiated the sale of Falcon Manor Hotel, Settle, with an asking price of offers over £550,000. The Grade II-listed Yorkshire Dales property boasts an attractive bar, dining and bedroom facilities. The property is set in large grounds, including a delightful bowling green. Peter Bean, director of
Yorkshire and Humberside’s retail sector shows signs of recovery
Figures from Colliers International’s 2014 Midsummer Retail Report present an improving picture for Yorkshire and Humberside’s retail sector; after five years of decline, rental growth has stabilised. The region experienced flat rental growth in 2014, outperforming the national average (excluding London) of -1.2 per cent, making it one of only four
Rental growth on the up in the North East indicates retail revival
The North East’s rental growth figures for 2014 are up more than four per cent since 2013 to -0.8 per cent. This uplift reflects the improving picture of the region’s retail sector as it outperforms the national average of -1.2 per cent, according to the latest figures from Colliers International’s annual
Lincolnshire caravan park sold by Colliers
Colliers International’s Leeds based Parks team has sold Little Haven Holiday Park, a static caravan park situated in the popular seaside town of Chapel St Leonards. Jointly marketed by Colliers and GVA, the freehold property and going concern business sold, with a guide price of £900,000, to a private individual. Set across