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Notts business park almost full after lockdown letting

16 September 2020

A POPULAR business park in Nottingham is approaching full capacity following a lockdown deal overseen by property consultancy Innes England...

Inflation-proof 250-year Government property investment

08 September 2020

COMMERCIAL property firm Innes England has been instructed to market an inflation-proof Government-backed property investment on an established business park in Nottinghamshire’s M1 corridor at a gu...

Restaurant group expands in to Leicester

18 August 2020

AN award-winning restaurant group is expanding with the launch of a new outlet in Leicester city centre, following a deal brokered by commercial property consultancy Innes England....

Nottm food wholesaler sells warehouse HQ for £2.2m

11 August 2020

ORIENTAL food wholesaler Asiana Ltd has sold its warehouse HQ building at a well-established Nottingham industrial park for £2.2 million following a business restructure....

Innes England to manage premier Nottingham business park

05 August 2020

COMMERCIAL property consultancy Innes England has won the contract to manage ng2, one of Nottingham’s premier business parks....

Double promotion for agents

03 August 2020

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY consultancy Innes England has promoted Associate Director Scott Osborne to Director and Surveyor Joe Reilly to Associate Director....

Former care home to be turned in to flats following six-figure deal

10 July 2020

A former 32-bed care home is set to be turned into flats after a developer completed a six-figure deal to buy the building....

Period office building to be turned into flats

01 July 2020

THE offices of a Nottingham video production company look set to be turned into apartments following a sale brokered by Innes England....

Government postpones the 2021 business rates revaluation

20 May 2020

Earlier this month, the Government announced that the 2021 rating revaluation, which was all but complete, is to be postponed. Our Rating expert Andrew Smith explores what the delay might mean for bus...