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Jobs hope at prestigious Birmingham industrial site

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Up to 200 jobs could be created at one of the most prestigious industrial parks in Birmingham, according to the firm appointed to market the site.

The jobs will be created once two large warehouse units have been let out to tenants at Meteor Park in Aston, which is being marketed by the Birmingham office of Cushman & Wakefield alongside DTZ and Knight Frank.

Meteor Park is a new industrial/warehouse scheme, situated on Argyle Street within half a mile of Junction 6 of the M6, and consists of four units, two of which have been already let, to Fourstar Employment and Skills and PHS Datasafe.

The two remaining units are of 58,609 sq ft and 115,067 sq ft, and have been built to a very high specification. They both include an industrial/warehouse area, and an office area that has gas central heating, carpeted floors and category II lighting. The warehouse areas have three phase electricity, and both level and dock access doors. 

The smaller unit is thought to be the only brand new property of its size and type currently available in Birmingham.

Meteor Park is owned by commercial property investment and development company SEGRO and Cushman & Wakefield industrial partner David Binks said: "SEGRO is Europe's leading provider of flexible business space and Meteor Park is one of the most prestigious industrial agency appointments in Birmingham, so all round we are very pleased to be on-board with this site."

 

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Article published by Midlands Business News on 24 December, 2010

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