Birmingham Post

Ten-story St Philips Point fully occupied

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A CITY centre office building is now fully occupied following the latest letting deal.

Axa Insurance has expanded its commitment within St Philips Point, in Temple Row, to a total of 22,268 sq ft through its acquisitio­n of the vacant 5,400 sq ft eighth floor.

It already occupies space floors four to seven.

All 97,496 sq ft of office space within the ten-storey building is now occupied, with other tenants including accountanc­y firm RSM and law practice Weightmans.

Since being purchased out of administra­tion by Ediston Property Investment Company in 2012, the building has undergone an upgrade of all vacant office space, common areas and main recep- on tion entrance and the installati­on of a new central plant and lift cars.

Ediston director Andy McKinlay said: “St Philips Point was a great acquisitio­n for us, with an opportunit­y created from a historic lack of investment alongside its prime location, great views towards the cathedral and access to the city’s retail amenities and public transport network.

“The key to unlocking the opportunit­y was to fully understand our existing and new potential tenant requiremen­ts and to take our existing tenants with us during the complex refurbishm­ent of an occupied building.”

Wright Silverwood and BWD are also letting agencies on the building.

 ??  ?? > Ediston director Andy McKinlay at St Philips Point in the city centre
> Ediston director Andy McKinlay at St Philips Point in the city centre

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