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New leasing agents appointed to Theale-based business park

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Saturday, May 6, 2023 7:01 am
in Business, Reading
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Arlington Business Park in Theale

Arlington Business Park in Theale

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NEW leasing agents have been appointed to a business park in Theale, and they say freehold space is available.

Colliers’ National Offices team has been appointed jointly with Hollis Hockley by CapitaLand Investment Limited (CLI) to look after Arlington Business Park.

They say it offers modern office space among landscaped gardens and a picturesque lakeside setting.

In all, there is 360,000 sq ft of space including leisure and outdoor amenities for tenants to work, play and network.

There is also a floating pavillion for events, an outdoor cinema, a café and a gym, as well as stay connected through well-curated programmes and events such as movie screenings organised by the park management team.

There are several offerings available for immediate occupation across the park, from smaller fully fitted units, to larger stand alone buildings, ranging between 1,000 sq ft to 47,000 sq ft.

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Willem Janssen, director in the south east National Offices team at Colliers, said: “Arlington Business Park offers an excellent opportunity for any organisation looking for modern office space in the Reading area but with the added benefit of having superb on-site leisure amenities.

“It’s very rare to have such a selection on offer for occupiers.

“We are delighted to have been brought on board to accelerate the lettings success at Arlington.”

And Simon Botterill, associate director in the Asset Management team at CapitaLand Investment (Europe), added: “We are pleased to partner with Colliers to introduce Arlington Business Park to a wider audience.

“At Arlington Business Park, we aim to enable ideas to flow, businesses to grow and communities to flourish, creating an environment that is not only functional, but beautiful, relaxing, and enjoyable.

“We look forward to welcoming more occupiers joining the Arlington Business Park community.”

Arlington Business Park was the winner of the 2020 Thames Valley Workplace of the Future Award and 2020 Business Park Innovation Award.

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