Engineering firm Clancy Consulting and fund managers MDP Capital have signed up for a floor each of the refurbished 310 St Vincent Street in Glasgow.
Clancy has moved into the 3,800 sq ft ninth floor from its old office in the Park district, while MDP Capital occupies the eighth floor.
The two deals bring the landmark building to 50% occupancy with only four lower floors now available. The new tenants join global IT firm Cisco, engineering company COWI, patent and trademark attorney Lawrie IP and tech company OnScale at 310 St Vincent Street.
Knight Frank represented landlord Praxis Real Estate Management on both deals and Redpath Bruce acted on behalf of MDP Capital.
Sarah Hagen, office agency associate at letting agent Knight Frank Glasgow, said: “310 St Vincent Street continues to attract first class occupiers, testament to the high quality refurbishment that Praxis has delivered.
"The immediate area has a real buzz of activity with the addition of Coffee Republic on the ground floor, with neighbouring Café Nero and various gyms offering occupiers additional doorstep amenities. Clancy Consultancy and MDP Capital are excellent additions to the occupier line-up and with a good level of interest in the remaining space we are hopeful of continued success over the coming months.”
Richard Harrison, asset manager at Praxis, added: “310 St Vincent Street is situated in a prime position for Glasgow’s business community and we’ve invested substantially to create a top-class, Grade A office building which suits the needs of both current and future occupiers; with the addition of spa-style changing facilities, electric car-charging points and extensive cycle provisions to encourage active commuting.
"We are thoroughly delighted in welcoming Clancy Consultancy and MDP Capital LLP to the building.”
