As the corporate appetite for flexible workspace continues to grow across the Scottish commercial property market, the launch of 7,365 sq ft of first-class, ‘plug & play’ office accommodation in Aberdeen aims to address the heightened demand for premium ready to occupy workspace in the city.
Set within landmark development The Silver Fin Building - an imposing nine-storey property which occupies a prime location at the gateway between the city centre and traditional west end office district - accelerate@TSFB has just been released to the market by joint agents CBRE and FG Burnett on behalf of Titan Investors.
Award-winning Space Architects worked with the agents to design the impressive new 2nd floor suite which provides outstanding ready to occupy workspace on flexible terms. Immediately available, this comprises 60 workstations in a bright open plan space, offering businesses opportunities to adapt for future growth.
Reflecting the trend for much more user-focused, employee-friendly workplace environments, accelerate@TSFB has been designed to ensure it provides an enjoyable environment for occupiers. The suite and wider building offering includes a variety of wellbeing amenities such as break out zones, a coffee shop, cycle storage and gym-style changing facilities.
Derren McRae, managing director of CBRE in Aberdeen, commented: “We’ve seen a surge in demand for ready to occupy flexible space over the past eighteen months so we anticipate that there will be a great deal of interest in accelerate@TSFB. For those looking for quality workspace with a shorter lead time on more flexible terms, it represents an excellent offering.”
Jon Nesbitt, director of FG Burnett added: “The Silver Fin Building is a premium development in a superb location and it’s been further enhanced by the first-class new accelerate@TSFB plug & play suite. The fact that tenants’ upfront costs are mitigated to a large extent by the creation of meeting, reception and boardroom facilities in addition to 60 workstations will be extremely attractive in a market where occupiers remain extremely cost conscious.”