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ABBEY Court Business Park has secured a new tenant on a five year lease.
Gas safety consultants Morgan Lambert has taken 1,415 sq ft at the Priority Sites scheme in Selby.
Adam Richardson, development manager at Priority Sites, said: “Abbey Court meets the requirements of businesses seeking well-connected, modern space and as such continues to buck market trends and attract new occupiers.
“Morgan Lambert is a welcome addition to the tenant mix and we hope that their business enjoys as much success as our existing occupiers.”
McBeath Property Consultancy and PPH Commercial acted for Priority Sites while Morgan Lambert was represented by Forbes Solicitors.
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A TRIO of industrial units in Rotherham have been bought in a deal negotiated by CBRE.
The deal, on behalf of a client, involves three units on Masbrough Street, in Rotherham totalling 19,219 sq ft.
Tenants include William Wilson, Acorn Industrial Services and Zintec.
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THE Krystals lap dancing club in Wakefield is to be auctioned with a guide price of over £325,000.
The property, on Cheapside, currently generates an annual income of more than £50,000.
It will be sold by Eddisons at a property auction next month which will also see a fishing lake and woodland in Wakefield go under the hammer at a guide price of more than £10,000.
The auction takes place on June 14 at Leeds United Football Club.
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GRANARY Wharf, in Leeds, has won the ‘area-based regeneration’ title at the Waterways Renaissance Awards.
Mike Finkill, from ISIS Waterside Regeneration, said: “This is another fantastic award to add to our collection and I’d like to thank everyone who has worked on the scheme as we are truly proud to be part of such a successful development.
“We’re honoured to have won the regeneration accolade as our intention with Granary Wharf, as with every scheme we develop, is to harness the unique qualities of our waterways to create a mixed, balanced, diverse and genuinely sustainable place for people to live, work and enjoy, and it’s wonderful to have this recognised by our industry peers.”
The Leeds Waterfront Festival was also a winner at the awards in the ‘recreation and tourism’ category.
