Global health tech organisation set for city centre relocation

Real estate consultancy firm OBI Property has announced that IntelliCentrics UK is to occupy 7,204 sq ft of workspace at 55 Spring Gardens in Manchester city centre.

The American-based global supplier of healthcare policy, safety and security will be taking space on the building’s third floor.

The team will be relocating from Orbit, Stockport, and the office will be its first in Manchester city centre.

OBI’s in-house team is project managing the works to the space on behalf of IntelliCentrics.

Debbie Meredith, transactions and asset management at OBI, said: “It is fantastic to see the transaction completed to IntelliCentrics at 55 Spring Gardens.

“As the health tech sector continues to flourish, it’s great to be bringing a market leader to Manchester city centre, where they can develop the growth of the business in the UK.

“Leasing to a multinational firm of this calibre is testament to the continued success of 55 Spring Gardens, and will provide the team of 35 with forward-thinking, contemporary workspace in the heart of Manchester’s prime core.”

Mike Sheehan, IntelliCentrics chief executive, said: “IntelliCentrics is extremely excited to be moving our UK office to Manchester city centre.

“It is ideally located for sustained growth, benefiting both customers and employees.”

Giles York, director of asset management–real estate, at Aviva Investors, said: “We are delighted to welcome IntelliCentrics to 55 Spring Gardens.

“Manchester continues to be a focal city within our UK strategy, offering a range of high-quality offices and development sites, and 55 Spring Gardens is an important building within the cluster of assets we hold across the city.”

The property offers 55,700 sq ft of commercial space located in the central core of the city. It sits adjacent to Manchester’s iconic King Street, home to a wealth of unique retail and leisure brands.

Sixteen Real Estate is joint leasing agent for 55 Spring Gardens.