A leading property consultancy is marketing a brand-new Net Zero Carbon warehouse unit in Worcestershire, as an expert at the firm says that the industrial and logistics property market in the West Midlands is performing well.
Hartlebury 45, based at Hartlebury Trading Estate, is now available to let through Fisher German.
The 44,803 sq ft unit, delivered by Schroders Capital UK Real Estate Fund, has a 50m deep yard, clear warehouse internal height of 10m, a high power capacity of 800kVA, fitted office accommodation and 61 car parking spaces.
ESG is a key focus, with the building having a BREEAM rating of ‘very good’, an expected EPC rating of band A+, and eco-friendly features including EV charging points and solar PV panels on the roof.
Hartlebury Trading Estate is recognised as the premier trading destination in the Worcestershire area, with good communication links allowing easy access to the national motorway network via the M5 and M42.
The estate is directly off the A449 dual carriageway, approximately 10 miles north of J6 of the M5 motorway and five miles south of Kidderminster town centre.
Fisher German is a multi-disciplinary property consultancy which provides a range of land and property services across commercial, residential, rural, commercial, utilities and infrastructure.
The firm’s commercial agency team specialises in the sale, letting, acquisition and disposal of all types of commercial property, and also offer expert advice around sustainability to support businesses to meet their net zero objectives.
Working with owners and occupiers from SMEs to multinational corporations, the team uses its strong market knowledge to support each client with their unique brief.
Lauren Allcoat, senior associate at Fisher German, said: “We are extremely pleased to launch Hartlebury 45 on behalf of Schroders Capital UK Real Estate Fund.
“The unit’s features and location make it prime accommodation for manufacturing or storage and distribution.
“Hartlebury 45 also has very strong environmental credentials, something that is extremely important as more occupiers now think about ESG as a corporate consideration and place a greater weight of importance on buildings which are energy efficient to ensure that their property is fit for purpose for the future.
“The industrial and logistics property market in the West Midlands is generally performing well, driven by factors such an ongoing level of demand for warehouse space due to the rise in e-commerce, distribution, and supply chain activities.
“The region’s strategic location with excellent motorway links, infrastructure improvements, and investment in transportation networks have also contributed to its attractiveness to businesses seeking storage and distribution facilities.
“Current market conditions suggest a strong take up in the year ahead. There is lack of market supply, particularly of more energy efficient buildings, and this coupled with an ongoing level of demand for good quality warehouse space has resulted in strong market conditions through the first and the majority of the second quarter of 2024 which we expect to see continue throughout the year.”
Further information about Fisher German is available at https://www.fishergerman.co.uk/