Nottingham City Transport has taken a 10-year lease on premises at 28–30 Lister Gate as part of a relocation of its customer services operation. The move places the city’s main transport operator in a high-footfall part of the centre that has seen renewed commercial activity and sustained investment.
The unit, previously occupied by retail brands including Gordon Scott and Stock Giant, is undergoing a full fit-out. It sits opposite the recently opened Sports Direct store and near other national operators. The property was marketed at £40,000 per year.
The Lister Gate corridor is positioned between the city centre and Nottingham’s bus and rail stations. It has benefited from major regeneration projects including the Broad Marsh car park and bus station, the new Central Library, and the public Green Heart space. Lister Gate had been affected by the closure and partial demolition of the Broadmarsh Centre, although new activity and lettings are now accelerating across the area.
The letting adds to ALB Group’s growing portfolio of city-centre regeneration projects. The developer has delivered schemes in Nottingham and across the Midlands, including projects that repurposed commercial buildings and revitalised retail streets.
