Bruntwood invests in property offering in Bootle as port expansion fuels demand

Phase three of the Trading Rooms scheme, which features suites ranging between 200 and 2,500 sq ft, as well as breakout space and kitchens, has been finalised at Burlington House in Waterloo.

Burlington House, an office building in Waterloo owned by Bruntwood

Property firm Bruntwood has completed the latest expansion of its flexible suites schemes at its properties in Waterloo and Bootle.

Phase three of the Trading Rooms scheme, which features suites ranging between 200 and 2,500 sq ft, as well as breakout space and kitchens, has been finalised at Burlington House in Waterloo.

Two previous phases at the Crosby Road North development are now fully let.

A new range of suites measuring from 300 to 2,500 sq ft has also been completed on the fifth floor at St Hugh’s in Bootle, following the success of previous phases on the third and fourth floor of the Stanley Road building.

The work follows a bumper year of lettings at both of the Sefton developments, which saw a combined 300% increase in deals during 2016.

A number of those were said to be prompted by the ongoing enhancement of the nearby Port of Liverpool, with a range of companies in associated sectors such as logistics, HR, marine and engineering arriving in the area for the first time.

Among them is John Good Shipping, which recently secured a 2,200 sq ft space at Burlington House in a bid to further enhance its freight forwarding and ship agency activities in the north west.

Tony Reed, head of sales at Bruntwood, said: “The past 12 months have seen a major jump in the number of new enquiries and lettings at both St Hugh’s and Burlington House.

“This is driven partly by the growth of the port less than two miles away, as well as the ongoing investment and refurbishment at both sites.”

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