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Savills Reading announces move to Reading’s Forbury Square

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Tuesday, May 24, 2022 6:01 am
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One Forbury Square - Savills will be moving in to the offices in Reading's town centre later this year

One Forbury Square - Savills will be moving in to the offices in Reading's town centre later this year

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IT’S ONE of the most prestigious addresses in Reading town centre, and a real estate specialist is getting ready to move in.

Savills’ Reading team will be relocating to One Forbury Square, right opposite Forbury Gardens and the Forbury Hotel.

They will take a 3,704 sq ft (344.1 sq m) space with a triple aspect and at the heart of Reading’s business district, close to Davidson House, the Forbury Hotel and the Forbury Gardens.

The impressive Grade At Located within the heart of the town’s business district, One Forbury Square is part of a square, which is also home to Davidson House and the Forbury Hotel.

The office building was refurbished in 2018 and includes a modern reception and lobby and secure parking and cycle storage.

Phil Brown, head of Savills Reading, said: “Savills first moved into Reading in 2013 with a small specialist team of 13 staff.

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“Over the years, we have grown considerably to become a market leader, employing more than 40 staff and offering expertise across a range of services, including residential development sales, lettings, planning, development, valuations and occupier services.”

He added: “Thanks to the success of our business, we have been eying up a move for a while.

“Finding the right space in the right location was, of course, paramount, and we are absolutely thrilled to have secured One Forbury Square, which ticks all the boxes for our team now and in the future.

“As we gear up for a move in later in the year, we very much look forward to welcoming clients and continuing on our positive trajectory as we settle into our new home.”

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