news | CARDIFF’S CREATIVE QUARTER


take space in the past 12 months. As a result available space is rapidly declining, with asset managers LaSalle Investment Management investing in further phases which are timed to take advantage of the increasing demand for this type of space within Cardiff.


C The Creative Quarter provides individual studios and offices


created in the old Morgan Arcade Chambers and the upper floors of the David Morgan Department store in Cardiff city centre. Already home to a rapidly growing community of businesses, a recent string of new lettings has added to existing high-profile tenants, including Carbon Law, Bad Wolf Productions, The Urbanists and HLM Architects. Tenants have access to shared meeting spaces and The Hub -


a communal social space which provides kitchen facilities and a focal point for informal meetings, presentations and get- togethers. Knight Frank and Oscar Clarke are joint marketing agents on the offices, and Grace Shackell of Knight Frank’s office team said: “The Creative Quarter is one of Cardiff’s great success stories. It is a unique offering and we are very excited to be part of such a fast moving scheme incorporates the history of the Cardiff arcades with young and innovative businesses. The development’s success is proven by its popularity, both with new companies moving in and with existing tenants expanding within the scheme.” For further details contact grace.shackell@knightfrank.com or visit www.KnightFrank.com or contact Oscar Clarke.


ardiff’s Creative Quarter is proving an irresistible draw to growing companies, with 12 new companies signed up to


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