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It’s fair to say that 2016 began as

a quieter year - the supply issues

and a slightly subdued demand will

mean less take-up compared with

2015. However, the fundamentals

of the market are still strong with

reduced supply and stable demand

as more and more companies begin

to appreciate and understand the

benefits of the connectivity that

the Crawley/Gatwick region has

to offer compared with other

regional centres.”

Commercial agents in Crawley

FTD Johns

01293 552721

info@ftdjohns.co.uk www.ftdjohns.co.uk

Gatwick Airport Real Estate

01293 501777

property@gatwickairport.com www.gatwickairport.com/

business-community

Graves Jenkins

01293 401040

properties@gravesjenkins.com www.gravesjenkins.com

KBA Commercial Property

Consultants

01293 422202

kenboyle@kba-property.co.uk www.kba-property.co.uk

Maxwell Brown

01293 221162

enquiries@maxwellbrown.co.uk www.maxwellbrown.co.uk

Stiles Harold Williams

01293 441300

crawley@shw.co.uk www.shw.co.uk

Vail Williams

01293 612600

aosborne@vailwilliams.com www.vailwilliams.com

County Mall

Jones Lang LaSalle

020 7399 5924

Cushman & Wakefield

020 7152 5570

www.countymall.co.uk

To find out more about commercial

property, serviced offices, development

and investment opportunities in

Crawley visit

www.crawley.gov.uk/

business

Crawley has a significant and diverse

range of commercial premises to

suit the many types of businesses

operating in the town. Crawley

Borough Council offers a business-

friendly, commercial property search

and advice service to help businesses

find premises and development

opportunities in the town.

Adam Godfrey, Partner and Head of

Stiles Harold Williams in Crawley,

gives some insight into recent

commercial conditions.

“The start of 2016 saw the lowest

level of available accommodation in

the Crawley/Gatwick region for the

last 20 years following on from an

extremely active and busy 2015.

This improved market, together

with Permitted Development

Rights, had an impact in reducing

office stock in the area, particularly

in the town centre, and a partial

cause of lack of supply.

Highlights of 2015 saw the pre-let

of Crawley’s first speculative office

scheme on Manor Royal, the

Leonardo Building, some 110,000 sq ft

let during construction to Virgin

Atlantic for their new corporate HQ.

This transaction was a finalist in the

OAS ‘Deal of the Year’ category.

The industrial/warehouse market

continues with very strong demand

and again, as evidenced by the

pre-letting of Gatwick 55, a speculative

50,000 sq ft warehouse accommodation

which was pre-let within weeks of

receiving planning consent.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY