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Award-winning Property Firm Opens New Leeds Office


A NORTHERN commercial property specialist has opened a new office in the heart of Leeds city centre following a year of unprecedented growth.


Bradley Hall Leeds Office


Bradley Hall has relocated its Leeds team to a new 1,600 sq ft Yorkshire head office at 6 Park Place, just a stone’s throw from Park Square.


The move will see the firm double its headcount in the city over the next 12 months as it looks to meet growing client demand from across West Yorkshire.


Bradley Hall first launched its Leeds office two and a half years ago, specialising in valuations and building surveying, and under the leadership of director David Cran has grown rapidly, having reported a 175% growth in turnover at the close of the financial year.


Bradley Hall is a trusted partner of a variety of bank panels, being approved and appointed to work with Barclays Bank Plc., Lloyds Bank Plc, Yorkshire Bank and OneSavings Bank.


Neil Hart, Group Managing Director for Bradley Hall, said: “Our Leeds and Yorkshire branch has snowballed under David’s leadership.


“We have had a great deal of success in the North East since Bradley Hall was formed in 1988 and we look forward to continue building on this success across West Yorkshire.”


Bradley Hall now has nine offices across the North East and Yorkshire and offers a range of property services.


The Bourse Leeds


A hat-trick of deals has been completed at The Bourse, a prestigious office and retail complex in Leeds city centre.


KF-Bourse


IT healthcare services provider Synanetics, E-commerce and marketing agency Ayko and dental practice Smmmile have all taken space in Equity House, one of the three self-contained buildings which comprise the 50,000 sq ft Bourse.


Synanetics have taken 966 sq ft of quality office on a five-year lease; Ayko have taken 1,476 sq ft, also one a five-year lease; while Smmmile is occupying 2,360 sq ft on a ten-year lease. The rent is £21.50 per sq ft.


The Bourse is a landmark building on Boar Lane less than 100 yards from Leeds Station and features 50,000 sq ft of high quality space over three buildings, overlooking a central courtyard.


Eddisons Boosts Growing Leeds Valuation Team with Promotion and Hires


Property group Eddisons has made new hires and a senior promotion in its Leeds valuation team following a record year of turnover growth for the division.


Jack Hutchinson, who joined the firm on Eddisons’ graduate programme in 2014, has been promoted to director.


The valuation team has had its best year on record and has expanded with the arrival of chartered surveyor Nick Verity, who joined Eddisons last year.


The team is also welcoming back Rowan Manning as a graduate surveyor.


Catherine Chapman has recently come on board as the latest placement student from Sheffield Hallam University.


COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MONTHLY 2022


Global Sports Performance Company Catapults Into 34 Boar Lane in Leeds


A leading international sports performance analysis company is moving into the iconic 34 Boar Lane in Leeds.


Kinrise-34 Boar Lane


Catapult has just agreed a deal to take 5,608 sq ft of office space on the second floor of the recently refurbished building.


Owner Kinrise is behind the transformation of 34 Boar Lane, a 57,000 sq ft building with 46,000 sq ft of office space over five floors and cafes and restaurants on the ground floor. It is located immediately opposite Leeds Railway Station in the heart of the city’s professional and retail quarters.


Agents Appointed to Market Globe Point Leeds


Fox Lloyd Jones and Knight Frank have been appointed by developer CEG to market Globe Point, the 37,800 sq ft seven-storey office development on Globe Road. It completed this week marking the first new build office to be delivered in Leeds this year.


Globe Point provides next generation workspace for over 400 people and its striking flat iron design offers spectacular views across the city from the roof terrace gardens.


Designed to BREEAM Excellent, the workspace maximises natural daylight to deliver healthy, flexible workspaces. The ground floor café kitchen and business lounge will open in autumn creating a vibrant use at this site which lies just a few minutes’ walk from Leeds City Station’s southern entrance.


Marketing and data science agency, Jaywing, is taking the 6,437 sq ft third floor. Leeds Graduate Lands Dream Role


A GRADUATE from Leeds has taken his first step onto the career ladder after joining an award-winning property specialist.


Josh Robinson BH Leeds


Josh Robinson, who this year graduated with a 2:1 degree in Real Estate and Property Management from Leeds Beckett University, has joined the Bradley Hall graduate programme.


The opportunity will see Josh take up a full-time role within the firm’s Leeds surveying department and undertake his Assessment of Professional Competence (APC) to qualify as a chartered member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).


Josh will become the latest employee to join the company’s growing West Yorkshire head office in Leeds, which recently saw the team relocate to a new 1,600 sq ft city centre office at 6 Park Place, just a stone’s throw from Park Square.


Speaking about the opportunity, he said: “I am really grateful to be given this opportunity to join Bradley Hall’s graduate programme and to study for my APC qualifications”.


Neil Hart, Group Managing Director, is just one of the firm’s many success stories, having joined the company in 2000 as a placement student and climbing the ladder to where he is today.


He said: “We take real pride in providing our employees with opportunities to grow and progress and the graduate programme is central to that.


“As someone who joined the company 22 years ago and has been here ever since, it’s fantastic to see graduates such as Josh joining the company and hearing how enthused they are about the opportunities given to them.


“I think I speak for everyone at Bradley Hall when I say how delighted we are to have Josh on board and wish him all the best for the future.”


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