Flexible office space and co-working provider Citibase has opened a new hub in the West Midlands.
The London-based company has taken 10,000 sq ft of space at the Trinity Point building in Halesowen after completion of a £1.2 million renovation by landlord Key Land Capital and Urban Village.
It is the company's latest facility to open in the West Midlands, joining sites in BIrmingham city centre, Bewdley and Staffordshire, with further expansion plans in the pipeline, according to the company.
Chief executive Steve Jude said: "Reflecting the rise of regions, Citibase Halesowen will provide much-needed affordable office space that allows local startups and businesses to thrive, with the flexibility to easily change the size of their space as they grow.
"In light of covid-19 and the increase in flexible and hybrid working habits, our Citibase Local initiative will also allow customers to enjoy the best of both worlds, utilising our London office spaces part time should they require it.”
The wider refurbishment of Trinity Point has seen a total of 30,000 sq ft of space given a facelift including upgraded toilets and communal areas, a new roof and a replacement lift.
Kevin Sharkey, chief executive of Key Land Capital, added: "The fantastic new facilities at Trinity Point will help businesses grow, collaborate and create jobs for people in the area as companies recover from the effects of the pandemic and adapt to the new working environment.
"It has been exciting to see the transformation of Trinity Point with a comprehensive programme of refurbishment.”
