BlogPicton appoints Savills and CBRE at Salford Quays

Picton appoints Savills and CBRE at Salford Quays

Picton has instructed international real estate advisors Savills and CBRE to market the last remaining floor of office space at Metro in Salford Quays.

The five-storey property, which totals circa 85,000 sq ft, is set to undergo a major reception refurbishment which will include the creation of a business lounge within the reception area along with much improved cycle and shower amenities. The 17,700 sq ft fourth floor will be fully refurbished and is now available. The rest of the building is let to occupiers including BAM Construction, Hamburg Süd and Insight.

Daniel Barnes, associate director in the office agency team at Savills, commented: “Metro is located directly adjacent to Salford Quays Metrolink station and also offers a generous parking provision.  The upcoming reception and office refurbishment will transform the amenity space of the building to deliver best-in-class workspace with excellent connectivity to the city centre and wider motorway network.”

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