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Panattoni announced Top Logistics Developer 7th Year in a row!

Panattoni announced Top Logistics Developer 7th Year in a row!

Panattoni is the largest logistics real estate developer in Europe for the seventh year in a row, according to PropertyEU’s annual survey of logistics developers. Panattoni delivered more than 86 million sq ft of warehouse space in 302 developments over the three years to the end of 2022, which was more than three times the amount of its nearest competitor. Panattoni currently has

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Syzygy and GLP complete work on G-Park Zevenaar, one of Europe’s largest renewable energy installations

Syzygy and GLP complete work on G-Park Zevenaar, one of Europe’s largest renewable energy installations

GLP, the leading global investment manager and business builder in logistics, digital infrastructure, renewable energy and related technologies, and Syzygy, Europe’s leading consultancy in renewable energy, energy storage and electric vehicle infrastructure projects, have completed work on G-Park Zevenaar. Syzygy has supported GLP for the past three years to establish

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XLCC Secures detailed planning approval to build UK's first HVDC Cable Factory in North Ayrshire

XLCC Secures detailed planning approval to build UK’s first HVDC Cable Factory in North Ayrshire

NORTH Ayrshire Council Planning Committee has granted full planning permission for XLCC’s HVDC subsea cable manufacturing operations in Hunterston, Scotland. The decision paves the way for construction to commence and follows outline planning permission granted last year.   Having received essential management and design support from leading independent construction, property, and infrastructure consultancy Pick

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Stoford completes speculative unit at Worcester Six

Stoford completes speculative unit at Worcester Six

Work has completed on a speculative unit at the popular Worcester Six Business Park, commercial property developer Stoford has announced. Cabot 38, which comprises 34,000 sq ft of flexible commercial space and 4,073 sq ft of offices, has been specified to suit a range of occupiers and has E(g), B2

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Glencar awarded further instruction by Wrenbridge to build £32M sustainable multi-industrial scheme in Aylesford

Glencar awarded further instruction by Wrenbridge to build £32M sustainable multi-industrial scheme in Aylesford

Scheme extends to a total development (GEA) of 302,844 sq ft across six highly sustainable new industrial warehouse buildings. Glencar, a leading UK construction company that was recently ranked amongst Europe’s fastest growing businesses, has just announced that it has been appointed by leading property development company Wrenbridge and specialist

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Industrial development sole land type to see demand rise

Industrial development sole land type to see demand rise

The latest research from Searchland, the development site sourcing specialists, has revealed that industrial land plots are the only land type to have seen an increase in property development interest since the first quarter of this year.  Searchland’s Land Development Demand Index monitors appetites for land plots across England based

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Glentrool Submits Planning for a further 515,990 sqft at Sherburn2

Glentrool Submits Planning for a further 515,990 sqft at Sherburn2

Sherburn2 is set for further expansion, with detailed plans submitted for 515,990 sqft of prime logistics and manufacturing space, with a gross development value of £67.9 m. Family-owned, Yorkshire property company Glentrool Estates Group Limited is transforming the 85-acre Sherburn2 at Junction 42 of the A1(M) into a first-class logistics

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Green light for major £25m investment at Westway, Glasgow Airport

Green light for major £25m investment at Westway, Glasgow Airport

Canmoor secures planning consent for 300,000 sq ft of speculative industrial development Canmoor has secured planning consent from Renfrewshire Council to develop 300,000 sq ft of brand new speculative space on a 13-acre site at Westway, next to Glasgow Airport. The £25m development will consist of two high-quality industrial/warehouse units

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Issue 325 : Feb 2025

Commercial : Industrial News

Panattoni announced Top Logistics Developer 7th Year in a row!

Panattoni announced Top Logistics Developer 7th Year in a row!

Panattoni is the largest logistics real estate developer in Europe for the seventh year in a row, according to PropertyEU’s annual survey of logistics developers. Panattoni delivered more than 86 million sq ft of warehouse space in 302 developments over the three years to the end of 2022, which was more than three times the amount of its nearest competitor. Panattoni currently has more than 43 million sq ft of warehouse space under construction with an investment value of €5 billion, which is nearly 30% of the entire European development market of 150 million sq ft, according to PropertyEU. Each year, PropertyEU publishes a list of the largest logistics real estate developers, based on the volume of floorspace delivered to the market. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals 

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Syzygy and GLP complete work on G-Park Zevenaar, one of Europe’s largest renewable energy installations

Syzygy and GLP complete work on G-Park Zevenaar, one of Europe’s largest renewable energy installations

GLP, the leading global investment manager and business builder in logistics, digital infrastructure, renewable energy and related technologies, and Syzygy, Europe’s leading consultancy in renewable energy, energy storage and electric vehicle infrastructure projects, have completed work on G-Park Zevenaar. Syzygy has supported GLP for the past three years to establish the company’s pan-European solar PV strategy, as well as the tactics to make its portfolio more sustainable through embedded renewable energy generation. G-Park Zevenaar is a 133,000 SQM logistics complex and represents a major investment in renewable energy by GLP Europe. The site is one of four in the company’s PV programme. G-Park Zevenaar, located at the business park 7Poort, close to the German border near the Rhine River, is a hugely significant embedded solar PV project in the Netherlands. The business park houses a vast roof-mounted solar PV system with a total installed capacity of 16.2MWp. It covers an area the size of 21 football pitches and saving 4,629 tonnes of CO2 per year and an anticipated 78,227 tonnes of CO2 across a 25-year lifespan. The impressive development was installed by solar deployment leaders Ecorus BV and is set to achieve BREEAM Excellent certification. At nearly 11.5 hectares, G-Park Zevenaar is now the second largest solar PV installation on a logistics building in the Netherlands, and among the top 20 largest installations in Europe. The project was granted the SDE++ subsidy – a government-funded incentive to stimulate sustainable energy production and facilitate the wider energy transition. In addition, the energy generated will be exported to the grid and part of it will be diverted to the tenant for on-site consumption. This will improve revenue potential and deliver the benefit of Guarantee of Origin (GoOs) to both the landlord and occupiers. Stefano Fissolo, Senior Director for Renewables at GLP Europe, commented: “Through our collaborative partnership with Syzygy, GLP is set firmly on its path to achieve its net zero goals through the development of one of Europe’s largest PV installations. The economic benefits that customers will enjoy through the cost savings in energy reduction will be just one of many attractions this project will  offer to future occupiers. This is only the start of our ambitious European renewables programme; we’re excited to roll out further projects and utilise the latest technologies to maintain our industry-leading position in sustainability.” John Macdonald-Brown, CEO of Syzygy, commented: “It has been an incredible journey to get to this point with our friends at GLP. This started in March 2020 as we all went into lockdown with a deep dive research project to support the development of a pan-European renewable energy strategy for Natali Cooper and Nick Cook at GLP.  These projects do not happen overnight and we can only praise the extraordinary work our European research Director, Cecile Bousquet who has led this initiative since we started.  We are just the supporting cast.  We cannot thank GLP enough for their drive and commitment to actually ‘getting things done’ and showing real leadership in this space.  GLP has had their customers at the heart of this strategy throughout – it is impossible to deliver decarbonisation, at scale and in a commercially sustainable way, without genuine  collaboration with your customers.  GLP’s plans from here are impressive and there is much more coming down the line which is really exciting.  Zevenaar is the second Netherlands project to have been delivered, but its scale is quite extraordinary – the size of 20 football pitches, generating enough power to supply 3,000 homes or to drive over 4.5m emission—free miles in an electric vehicle!” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals 

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XLCC Secures detailed planning approval to build UK's first HVDC Cable Factory in North Ayrshire

XLCC Secures detailed planning approval to build UK’s first HVDC Cable Factory in North Ayrshire

NORTH Ayrshire Council Planning Committee has granted full planning permission for XLCC’s HVDC subsea cable manufacturing operations in Hunterston, Scotland. The decision paves the way for construction to commence and follows outline planning permission granted last year.   Having received essential management and design support from leading independent construction, property, and infrastructure consultancy Pick Everard, work on the site will start in early 2024 with cable production slated for 2026.   Development of the brownfield site will create a new UK industry to support global decarbonisation targets. By 2025, the facility will support 900 jobs in the area, with thousands more in the wider supply chain.   Santosh Patel, director at Pick Everard who has been working closely on the project, said: “We’re proud to be involved and at the forefront of this project, helping to create a new high tech green industry for the UK. Reaching this milestone and securing full planning permission is a huge step in realising this cutting-edge project’s potential.   “We want the HVDC cable factory to be a beacon for others and an example of commitment to supporting our country’s drive to net zero. To reach our goals, expanding our solar and wind infrastructure is crucial, and this factory will help massively in accomplishing this.”  Demand for high-voltage cables is set to increase six-fold over the next seven years, as many countries look globally to expand their sources of renewable energy. XLCC’s first order is for four 3,800km long cables to connect solar and wind renewable power generation in the Sahara to the UK for the Xlinks Morocco-UK power project. XLCC has also secured additional MOUs for domestic projects.   XLCC CEO, Ian Douglas, said: “To deliver the energy transition and achieve net zero, the improved global transmission of electricity is critical. Put simply, there can be no transition without transmission. As demand for HVDC cables continues to boom, we are excited to bring such a significant project to an area with a proud industrial pedigree.  “We thank the local community and North Ayrshire Council for their constructive engagement and support during the process, and we look forward to working with them and other local partners to ensure the factory delivers maximum benefits to Hunterston and the wider region.”  To learn more about Pick Everard, visit its website here: www.pickeverard.co.uk  Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals 

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Prologis UK reorganises Capital Deployment & Leasing team to meet changing demands of logistics property market

Prologis UK reorganises Capital Deployment & Leasing team to meet changing demands of logistics property market

Prologis, the UK’s leading owner and developer of logistics property, has announced two changes in its Capital Deployment & Leasing team as it continues to pave the way in an evolving market. Ian Romano steps up to Vice President – Head of Land and Development and will widen his current remit to encompass regions outside the Midlands (excluding London) and will lead on land acquisition and development activities. Ian will act as a key partner to Prologis’ Development Management team, ensuring the business is aligned on delivering the next generation of Prologis Parks. As Vice President – Head of Leasing, Sally Duggleby will be responsible for all leasing activity across Prologis’ UK estate, including speculative, second generation and lease renewals. Sally will also act as a key partner to Prologis’ customer facing teams to ensure a customer-centric view throughout commercial negotiations.  Both Sally and Ian will continue to report to Robin Woodbridge, Head of Capital Deployment & Leasing UK, who will also maintain direct responsibility for the London team whilst remaining strongly embedded in all activity at Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal (DIRFT); the business’ largest UK asset. Paul Weston, Regional Head, Prologis UK, said: “In addition to our strengths in the ‘big box’ market, Prologis UK’s position has evolved significantly over the past five years, with our portfolio now featuring urban logistics, data centres, and life sciences, with further development on the horizon. “These changes to the Capital Deployment & Leasing team will ensure we have the right people focused on two of our core activities of development and leasing, both of which are becoming increasingly challenging to navigate.   “Sally and Ian have both made significant contributions to the business’ strategic development so far, and I am confident they will continue to do so in their new positions.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals 

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Stoford completes speculative unit at Worcester Six

Stoford completes speculative unit at Worcester Six

Work has completed on a speculative unit at the popular Worcester Six Business Park, commercial property developer Stoford has announced. Cabot 38, which comprises 34,000 sq ft of flexible commercial space and 4,073 sq ft of offices, has been specified to suit a range of occupiers and has E(g), B2 and B8 planning consent. The unit, adjacent to ZwickRoell and Kimal, benefits from photovoltaic roof panels and has achieved an EPC A rating. Overall, Worcester Six has a BREEAM rating of ‘Very Good’. Edward Peel, Director at Stoford, said: “We are delighted to have completed the building, which has been funded by international private equity real estate firm Cabot Properties. The unit is our tenth at Worcester Six. It has been completed to an extremely high specification and is already attracting interest from potential tenants.” “Our significant investment in Worcester Six over the past few years has led to the creation of a high-quality business park that has attracted a number of world-class businesses to the region,” he said. “I’ve no doubt the quality of Cabot 38 will ensure another ambitious company will want to play its part in this success story. “Not only is it a success story for local business and enterprise, it is also good news from an environmental point of view as we are safeguarding the valuable green space and preserving the rich, diverse wildlife there. We’re proud to be delivering on our environmental remit, too.” Stoford has worked with Worcestershire’s Green Infrastructure (GI) Partnership to create a long-term GI Concept Plan, which will see the developer putting aside 6.55ha of the site for natural habitats and landscaping, in addition to on-plot landscaping. Worcester Six Business Park is home to Siemens, Spire Healthcare, Kimal, Kohler Mira, ZwickRoell, Alliance Flooring Distribution and IONOS. Once fully developed, it will provide 2.1 million sq ft of accommodation. For enquiries, contact Charles D’Auncey and Sara Garratt at Harris Lamb – Charles.Dauncey@harrislamb.com, sara.garratt@harrislamb.com, or Ben Wiley, Seb Moseley or Giles Thomas at BNP Paribas Real Estate: Ben.Wiley@realestate.bnpparibas, Giles.Thomas@realestate.bnpparibas, Seb.Moseley@realestate.bnpparibas For more details about Worcester Six, visit www.worcester6.co.uk.  Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals 

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Glencar awarded further instruction by Wrenbridge to build £32M sustainable multi-industrial scheme in Aylesford

Glencar awarded further instruction by Wrenbridge to build £32M sustainable multi-industrial scheme in Aylesford

Scheme extends to a total development (GEA) of 302,844 sq ft across six highly sustainable new industrial warehouse buildings. Glencar, a leading UK construction company that was recently ranked amongst Europe’s fastest growing businesses, has just announced that it has been appointed by leading property development company Wrenbridge and specialist sustainable and impact investor Bridges Fund Management, to build a new six-unit industrial warehouse development totalling 302,844 sq ft at a strategic development site in Aylesford, Kent, named Click Aylesford. The works will see construction of six highly sustainable new industrial warehouse buildings, completed in shell form with finished open plan offices at first floor, resulting in total development GEA of 302,844  sq ft. The project is adjacent to the M20 motorway and a Network Rail line and includes Section 278 works. Construction of the development is due to start in July and is expected to take 52 weeks, with the expected PC by the end of August 2024. Commenting on the announcement, Greg Wright Glencar Operations director said: “Repeat business is the best business, and we are very pleased to once again be working in partnership with our long standing and much valued customer Wrenbridge, and its partner, Bridges Fund Management, to deliver this fantastic new industrial development at Little Preston in Aylesford. We are also currently on site with Wrenbridge and Bridges Fund Management at Lily House, Basingstoke, and we have previously delivered a five-unit industrial scheme for Wrenbridge – The Bridge in Dartford, which once again demonstrates the strength of our partnership and supply chain. We look forward to working with the team onsite including KAM, Chetwoods, and Sweco and delivering a great new facility for this important customer.” Also commenting Alistair Dunsdon of Wrenbridge, said: “We are very excited to kick start the delivery phase of this major scheme alongside our funding partner Bridges Fund Management and construction partner Glencar. The scheme which is ideally situated in a strategic location off the M20 will provide high quality buildings and achieve market leading sustainability credentials. We look forward to starting on site in the next few weeks and having these units available for local, regional and national businesses by the summer of 2024. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals 

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Panattoni starts third speculative logistics development on south coast this year

Panattoni starts third speculative logistics development on south coast this year

Panattoni, the largest logistics real estate developer in the UK and Europe, has begun speculatively developing a 268,063 sq ft last-mile logistics development at Brighton. Panattoni Park Brighton will comprise of seven units, ranging from 19,834 sq ft to 55,632 sq ft, which will be built to a BREEAM rating of ‘Excellent’ and an EPC rating of ‘A’ to prioritise energy efficiency and reduce operating costs. They will benefit from eaves ranging from minimum 7m to 10m, 15% roof lights and EV charging for vans and cars. The development is scheduled for completion in Q2 of 2024. Situated adjacent to Brighton City Airport and the A27 dual carriageway, Panattoni Park Brighton will deliver much-needed Grade-A space within this fast-growing region. It will be the third development for Panattoni this year south of London, joining a 452,469 sq ft last-mile development at Burgess Hill and a 200,000 sq ft development in Crawley. This reflects Panattoni’s confidence in the strength of the south coast logistics market, where the demand-supply imbalance is acute. David McGougan, Development Director at Panattoni, said: “This development presents a very rare industrial and logistics opportunity. Panattoni Park Brighton is the ideal location for last-mile delivery operations looking to address consumer markets clustering the south coast. We look forward to bring forward these speculative units. “Brighton and Hove is predicted to become one of the UK’s top 10 fastest-growing economies by the end of 2023”. Letting agents at Panattoni Park Brighton are DTRE, Savills and SHW. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals 

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Industrial development sole land type to see demand rise

Industrial development sole land type to see demand rise

The latest research from Searchland, the development site sourcing specialists, has revealed that industrial land plots are the only land type to have seen an increase in property development interest since the first quarter of this year.  Searchland’s Land Development Demand Index monitors appetites for land plots across England based on the number of available opportunities within the market that have already been snapped up by developers.* The latest index shows that developer demand has cooled during the second quarter of this year, down -2% since Q1. However, demand remains robust with 45% of all available land plots having already been sold subject to contract. The East Midlands (+1%) and London (+0.4%) are the only regions to have seen positive movement when it comes to the quarterly change in developer demand across the board.  Land only plots remain the most in-demand development plot with current demand at 46%, although the appetite for such opportunities has cooled by -2% since the start of the year. London is the only region to have seen a quarterly boost in land only development demand.  Farm land also remains popular with current demand at 43%, although again, this is some -4% off the pace set during Q1. However, the North East (+23%), East of England (+17%), North West (+10%) and East Midlands (+7%) have all seen positive growth in demand for farm development opportunities.  Industrial development sites are not only the third most in-demand in Q2 at 38%, but they are also the only development type to have seen positive quarterly growth overall.  Demand for industrial development opportunities has crept up by 0.4% since the start of the year, with Yorkshire and the Humber driving this growth where all industrial development plots are currently sold subject to contract.  Demand for commercial and residential plots sits at 35% a piece, with both sectors seeing a respective reduction in demand of -1% and -4%.  Co-founder and CEO of Searchland, Mitchell Fasanya, commented: “Developer appetites remain highest for land only plots as it allows them the freedom to realise their ambitions from the ground up, however, it’s clear that the wider economic picture is starting to dampen their enthusiasm with demand declining since the start of the year.  In fact, industrial plots are the only land type to have seen a marginal uplift in this respect although there is positive movement across almost every land type when breaking the market down on a regional level.  Demand remains lowest for both residential and commercial plots and with interest rates continuing to climb while market values stagnate, we expect this to remain the case throughout the remainder of the year.” Data tablesData tables and sources can be viewed online, here. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals 

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Glentrool Submits Planning for a further 515,990 sqft at Sherburn2

Glentrool Submits Planning for a further 515,990 sqft at Sherburn2

Sherburn2 is set for further expansion, with detailed plans submitted for 515,990 sqft of prime logistics and manufacturing space, with a gross development value of £67.9 m. Family-owned, Yorkshire property company Glentrool Estates Group Limited is transforming the 85-acre Sherburn2 at Junction 42 of the A1(M) into a first-class logistics and manufacturing park. Collectively, the £157.9 million development has the capacity to create over 1450 quality, sustainable, full-time equivalent jobs. The Reserved Matters detailed planning application for the North and South phases of Sherburn2 will open the remaining 25.5 acres. The South phase (S2 374) can accommodate up to a single unit of 374,000 sqft, whilst the North phase (S2 North) will provide 141,990 sqft in 5 units with sizes from 2,850 sqft to 48,330 sqft. The development will boast strong sustainability credentials with extensive landscaping, including new combined cycle and footpaths, communal areas, a woodland walk and an Excellent BREEAM target. Construction is already underway for the £87m 660,000 sqft East phase, due to be complete in October 2023. Director of Glentrool Estates Group Limited, Jeremy Nolan, said, “With the growing success of the East phase, Glentrool Estates Group Limited has invested in the reserved matters planning application for the North and South phases to accelerate delivery for occupiers. The submission of the Reserved Matters application reinforces the regional importance of this significant employment site which compliments the emerging housing supply and large, skilled workforce in the Selby District. The continued success of Sherburn2 reflects the superb location, quality of product and Glentrool’s proven track record of delivering buildings to cater for the forward-thinking occupier. With the completion of the Spine Road in May 2023, S2 North and S2 374 are gearing up for delivery; we anticipate high levels of interest in the variety and flexibility of space available.” Cllr. Derek Bastiman, North Yorkshire Council Executive Member for Open to Business, said, “We welcome this significant investment into the Sherburn2 site. There has been a long and positive relationship with Glentrool to unlock the potential of this site, which will bring significant new business and jobs into North Yorkshire. We also applaud the commitment to sustainable design and see great potential to attract high-quality jobs at this premier logistics and manufacturing park.” Colliers and Carter Towler are the appointed agents for S2 North and S2 374. Ian Greenwood of Carter Towler said, “It is excellent news that Glentrool Estates Group have committed to lodging this application. The market continues to be characterised by demand materially outstripping supply. The lack of supply of quality new premises, particularly in the mid-box sector within West and North Yorkshire, is a major frustration to the expansion plans of many of the region’s companies. We are certain that once these units are brought to market that they will be occupied very quickly.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals 

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Green light for major £25m investment at Westway, Glasgow Airport

Green light for major £25m investment at Westway, Glasgow Airport

Canmoor secures planning consent for 300,000 sq ft of speculative industrial development Canmoor has secured planning consent from Renfrewshire Council to develop 300,000 sq ft of brand new speculative space on a 13-acre site at Westway, next to Glasgow Airport. The £25m development will consist of two high-quality industrial/warehouse units of 86,630 sq ft and 202,230 sq ft, to be known as “Westway 90” and “Westway 200” respectively. The larger unit will be capable of being split into two units of 91,110 sq ft and 118,140 sq ft. The development will provide quick and direct access from Westway to Junction 28 of the M8, via the recently opened Barnwell Street Bridge, as well as to Glasgow Airport and across the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland (AMIDS). It will be adjacent to the recently opened Filshill distribution centre and has the potential to attract further new businesses and bring employment opportunities to the area. The units will be designed to a high specification, of steel portal frame construction, with eaves heights of 12.5m. Each will feature ample dock leveller loading bays and also provide high quality offices. There will be dedicated car parking, generous HGV parking and an extensive yard, of up to 50 metres deep. Sustainability is at the heart of development at Westway, with each unit designed as all electric, targeting BREEAM “Excellent” and EPC ratings of “A”. Further green credentials include electric car charging points, provision for PV panels and air source heat pumps. This all combines well with further ESG initiatives across the entire estate. A preferred main contractor has been identified and the development is expected to commence in July, with the units being available for occupation in Q4 2024. Gregor King, Canmoor’s Asset Manager at Westway said:  “We are committed to continually improving the standard of accommodation at Westway, through ongoing  investment and firmly believe the development of this “best in class” high quality sustainable industrial/logistics space will be very well-received in the Scottish market. “The exceptional connectivity, including convenient access to Glasgow Airport and the M8, further adds to its appeal. Westway stands out as one of Scotland’s most well-connected industrial and logistics parks, benefiting from 24-hour security. “With this outlook, exciting times lie ahead as Canmoor continues its ongoing investments.” Gavin Newlands, MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire North added:             “Having the capacity to provide additional quality industrial and logistics space is incredibly positive news for Renfrewshire and the wider west of Scotland region. “This development will attract more businesses to establish their presence here, fostering job creation in the process.” Westway is Scotland’s largest fully enclosed industrial park and currently offers over 1,700,000 sq ft of multi-let space. Set on a 135-acre self-contained site next to Glasgow Airport and within the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland (AMIDS), it is home to a range of local, national and international businesses including Altrad, Babcock, Malin Group, Renewable Parts, DSV Logistics, AMG Group, Steder Group, Star Refrigeration, Kintetsu World Express, The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland, Boeing and Bullet Express and JW Filshill.  Situated in a spacious landscaped site, Westway is easily accessible by car, commercial vehicle and public transport. Conveniently positioned only 10 miles west of Glasgow city centre, the park has direct access to an extensive transport infrastructure. It offers quality accommodation within a 24-hour secure environment. Iain Davidson, Director of Colliers added: “Westway stands as a premier industrial and logistics destination in Scotland, consistently drawing substantial interest from local and regional businesses seeking occupancy. The Scottish market eagerly awaits such developments, and with its prime location and exceptional connectivity, we expect strong demand for this highly sought-after speculative project.” Canmoor’s joint leasing agents are JLL and Colliers, with management by Knight Frank. Further information on can be found at: (BROCHURE) Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals 

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