Bradford business moves
A NUMBER of property deals have been completed in Bradford.
The deals, all completed by the Bradford office of chartered surveyors Eddisons, include the Bradford franchise of carpet and upholstery cleaner Chem-Dry taking a unit of more than 4,000 sq ft on the Euroway Trading Estate off an annual rent of £23,750.
Property management services at the premises are also provided by Eddisons.
Meanwhile, Eddisons has let a prime office suite in Bradford city centre to employment services provider Remploy off a passing rent of £20,250 on behalf of HFC Bank.
The office extends to 2,546 sq ft and is located in Howard House on Bank Street, close to the proposed Broadway shopping centre.
John Padgett, head of agency at Eddisons, said: “We are delighted to have concluded these deals and achieved excellent rental income for our clients despite the tough current economic conditions.”
Eddisons has also completed lease renewals with Amplitude Audio and Visual Services and Urbis Lighting for their respective units on the 606 Industrial Estate.
The firm has also announced a deal on two prime retail units in Ilkley town centre.
The units on Grove Promenade extend to 640sq ft and have been let to Craggs Shoe Repairs on a 10 year lease off an asking rental of £23,000 per year.
The Bradford office of Eddisons has also been instructed on a residential development site at Brookfield Croft in Ilkley.
The 1.9 acre site has planning permission for 19 two bedroom apartments with 31 car parking spaces and offers are invited in excess of £1m.
