Monday, April 29, 2024

56,000 sq ft let following Chesterfield office refurb

DHU Healthcare CIC and a 5A1 covenant strength company have become the latest anchor tenants to snap up newly refurbished office space in Chesterfield as FI Real Estate Management’s (FIREM) office development, The Quad, is fully let.

Taking a combined 56,000 sq ft, the two organisations join a raft of businesses choosing Chesterfield as their home following extensive refurbishment by FIREM to create high quality, flexible and energy efficient office space designed with wellbeing in mind.

Work to refurbish the Quad has included brand new mechanical and electrical technology with a high quality Variable Refrigerant Volume (VRV) air conditioning system, new air handling units to circulate clean air and electric vehicle charging stations.

Neighbouring the Quad, FIREM has also completed a £2.5m refurbishment programme at the HQ, one of Chesterfield’s most prominent office developments where there is now only 5,000 sq ft of office space available.

FIREM’s investment at the HQ has created over 100,000 sq ft of modern open-plan office space, designed to reflect new ways of working and how businesses utilise office space with private offices, meeting rooms and coworking space.

Dom Knowles, Head of Offices FI Real Estate Management, said: “The way businesses use office space is fundamentally different to just a few years ago. As developers, it’s our responsibility to provide workspaces that respond not only to the needs of the current market but to set the trends for future ways of working.

“Our space at The HQ and The Quad is flexible and customisable, allowing our tenants to maximise their workspace without compromising on convenience. Elevating spaces with the highest standard of amenities creates spaces where people love to come to work and will ultimately thrive, which benefits the business. We’ve had a large volume of interest in this development throughout the refurbishment and I expect we will be fully let in the coming months.”

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