News

M&G Completes Central Square Development And Welcomes Three New Tenants

M&G Real Estate and its development partner, Marrico Asset Management, reached practical completion at its 271k SF Central Square office development in Leeds.

Central Square is the largest spec office building ever to open in Leeds, and was developed in response to market demand for a city centre development with high-quality, sustainable office space. The development offers the largest individual floor plates in Leeds, which are appropriate for the different requirements of a variety of tenants.

Two new deals have been secured for the ground floor, including Marks & Spencer, which will occupy a nearly 5k SF store on a 15-year lease, and European-style coffee house brand Caffè Nero, which has taken a 1,700 SF unit on a 10-year lease.

The scheme's anchor tenant, PwC, which has signed a 15-year lease for over 49k SF, moved 750 staff into the building last week. It will be joined by accountancy professional services network RSM, which signed a 15-year lease for 25k SF and will relocate 350 of its staff to its new office in June 2017.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Related Topics: M&G Real Estate
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's London Newsletters
Related Stories

Law Firms Drive Boston Office Rents To Record Highs

3 Houston Office Properties, Vacant To Nearly Full, Change Hands

How U.S. Giant Realty Income Bought The UK And Europe

Deutsche Hypo Finances Zadelhoff's Amsterdam Offices With €75M Loan

SFF Realty Partners Extends Spending Spree With $82M Acquisition In Downtown San Jose

Drawbridge Realty Acquires 180K SF Office Building In Sunnyvale For $219M

Downtown Los Angeles Retail, Office Hub The Bloc Up For Sale

Distress Divide: How Private vs. Institutional Investors Are Thinking About D.C. Office

Scottish Castle In Middle of Growing Controversy Over Data Centre Development

Interest Rate Hike Douses Outlook For Atlanta Developers

Chicago Office Deals Feature More Scrutiny, Added Tenant Protections

Investec Targets Midmarket Deals With New Investment Push