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Sanderson Weatherall acquires Humber based Clark Weightman
Sanderson Weatherall has announced the acquisition of Clark Weightman, a well-renowned firm of Chartered Surveyors and commercial property consultants based in the Humber region. This strategic acquisition bolsters Sanderson Weatherall’s presence in the Humber, East Yorkshire, and northern Lincolnshire regions, including the key port locations of Hull and Grimsby. It also expands the firm’s service offering to clients across various sectors.
Sanderson Weatherall Appointed to Principality Commercial Panel
Sanderson Weatherall has been awarded panel status for Principality Commercial who provide investment and development funding for a broad range of developments from affordable housing to greener builds and commercial developments. Valuers at Sanderson Weatherall can now advise Principality on land and property values for new and existing lending.
Hooters is coming to Newcastle
Hooters, the iconic American food chain, is coming to Newcastle. With 420 restaurants in 29 countries, Newcastle is the third restaurant to open in the UK. After searching for a premises in Newcastle City Centre for circa ten years, with numerous obstacles in the way, Hooters has let a 5,200 sq ft property, located in the famous Bigg Market – the heart of the city centre leisure district. Sanderson Weatherall acted on behalf of Hooters for the acquisition.
Chartered Surveyors in Hull & East Yorkshire
Commercial Property in the Humber Region We are delighted to welcome Clark Weightman to the Sanderson Weatherall family. This acquisition aligns perfectly with our vision to further solidify our position as a leading SME in the property industry, with a strong local and regional presence. We have now bolstered our presence Humber, East Yorkshire, and North Lincolnshire regions, including the key port cities of Hull and Grimsby.
Seven ways to make an office move a success
Our office agents guide you through seven ways to make moving offices a success. The sustainability agenda and drive towards net zero, along with the post pandemic shift to hybrid working, is motivating more and more businesses to move offices. It’s an exciting time for any business, but there’s no doubt that moving is a big project. From finding the right space and negotiating your lease, to designing your new work environment and managing moving day logistics, there’s a lot to think about.
Are you insured correctly? London insight into build costs
Andrew Mazin, Building Surveying Partner at Sanderson Weatherall, explores how soaring construction costs could be impacting your property insurance and asks the question… Are you insured for the correct sum? When was the last time you had the building sum insured for your building checked professionally? Most commercial property insurers require a ‘Building Reinstatement cost’, i.e., the rebuild cost of the property, when pricing an insurance policy.
Changing Places - The Continued Reinvention of Leisure
I’m sure that many of the readers of this article, like me and my colleagues, were expecting 2022 to be a year of recovery, and notwithstanding the Omicron variant of Covid-19 that raised its head in the early part of the year, on the most part, it still was, as many businesses enjoyed a revival in trading fortunes as the final pandemic restrictions faded away.
Leeds office market report Q4 2024
The Leeds office market demonstrated resilience in 2024 as it recorded 929,470 sq ft of transactions for the year, representing a 2% increase compared to 2023. The largest of the 113 city centre deals signed in 2024 was to the Leeds NHS Teaching Hospitals Trust, who took 43,731 sq ft at Joseph’s Well. The final year-end take-up total for the city centre was 653,410 sq ft, 13.67% higher than the five-year average.
Motor maintenance: Dielectric testing explained
Author : Mark Convery, Houghton International 04 April 2022 The insulation system of a motor prevents winding faults, but time, usage, moisture and other contaminants will inevitably cause insulation to deteriorate. Here, Mark Convery, EMS Sales Representative at Houghton International, explains how dielectric testing can detect potential threats to a motor’s insulation system.
Global payments industry: frantic M&A activity not slowing down
A payments industry that was stagnant and stale for decades has recently entered a transformational and disruptive period of innovation, with seemingly boundless growth ahead. Payments players have engaged in record-setting levels of global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity over the course of the past few years, but 2019 is poised to be yet another banner year for deal-making in the payments space.
Global payments industry: Frantic M&A activity not slowing down
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