team in Perth last year, taking more Grade A space at Earn House, Broxden; while accountancy fi rm Campbell Dallas invested more than £1m in larger offi ces in the city.
PERTH IS ON TRACK TO BECOME A SUPER- CONNECTED CITY. OUR DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE WILL SOON OFFER ALL PREMISES ULTRAFAST BROADBAND (80+MBPS).”
will be supported by £140m investment in transport infrastructure, to allow faster access to national and local networks and services. As a number of developers now progress development plans, Perth & Kinross Council acquired land along the A9/A85 corridor in 2015, for the fi rst section of the Cross Tay Link Road (CTLR). This route will ultimately service the proposed new school at Bertha Park. Gearing up for growing demand, property group Savills expanded its
BECOME PART OF THE STORY
With a vacancy rate well below the national average, Perth city centre also delivers a vibrant retail experience. The potential retail catchment population is 1.98 million, and last year’s sale of a retail building in the High Street for £5.9m, to an international buyer, marked the largest single property transaction in the city since 2015. Perth now has a hugely ambitious cultural
programme, under the banner Perth is the Place. The world class Concert Hall is to be supplemented by a new contemporary art gallery, to be housed in the former City Hall after a multi-million pound investment, and the existing art gallery has been refurbished. Perth Theatre also reopened in December 2017, following its £25m redevelopment. Quality of life, (Perthshire was named best location on the Scottish mainland in a 2017 survey by Bank of Scotland) coupled with its strategic location, means this is the obvious place for business relocation and investment.
Whatever you may need when locating, relocating or investing here, you can be sure that the Invest in Perth team will support you.
TALK TO US TODAY ABOUT YOUR REQUIREMENTS:
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Invest in Perth Pullar House, 35 Kinnoull Street, Perth PH1 5GD
Kirsty Easton
keaston@pkc.gov.uk 01738 475364
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