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Concerned about the effects of Heathrow on the London and South East property market? Want to hear more from developers bullish enough to spec build? Need to meet some of the End Users shaping space needs in the region? Keen to see the shape of business parks in the future? All will be revealed at the next Thames Valley Property Forum in September.
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Heron Industrial Estate, South Reading
Two warehouse / production units. To Let. Joint Agent: Lambert Smith Hampton
5,942 & 8,168 sq ft Unit Recently
Let to Halfords Autocentres
Millars Brook, Wokingham
New self contained Grade A offices. To Let.
Joint Agent: Fryer Commercial 1,533 – 4,157 sq ft
Forest Court, Wokingham Well located office units with excellent parking. To Let.
Joint Agent: Pennicott 1,479 – 3,216 sq ft
Corporate Property Commercial Agency Valuations Land & Development Planning Consultancy Landlord & Tenant Building Surveying Project Management Arbitration
Stadium Trade & Business Park, West Reading
Prominent Trade / Warehouse units. To Let. Joint Agents: Jones Lang LaSalle
6,000-15,000 sq ft Office/Business Units, Wokingham
Superb development of new 2-storey office / business units. To Let. Joint Agents: Lambert Smith Hampton
2,707 sq ft to 6,414 sq ft
Horseshoe Park, Pangbourne Two-storey flexible Business Unit. To Let.
2,370 sq ft 0118 921 1515 County House 17 Friar Street Reading RG1 1DB F: 0118 921 1501
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