It has been reported that momentum in Glasgow’s office market has “significantly” increased over the past three months, with activity expected to remain healthy across all sectors. Take up in the city centre is up 66% on the ten-year average. Out of town, there was similar substantial demand with a take up by 61% on the ten-year average.
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If you are a company looking for financial assistance during the Covid19 interruption period, we can assist you with your application to the British Business Bank Future Fund, to which you may be eligible to apply. This financial assistance scheme has been set up to support companies in any sector which have up until now, been unable to access other Government Business Support Schemes.
Companies House have announced that they are going to temporarily pause their striking off process to prevent companies being dissolved for failing to submit an Annual Confirmation Statement Form or file Accounts in time. This will give businesses affected by the Coronavirus outbreak the time they need to update their records and will help to avoid them being struck off the register.
The commercial property sector experienced a sharp fall in the value of sales during the first quarter of this year, according to a new report.
According to the latest figures from Knight Frank, recent investments into industrial property, office and retail space have now led Scotland’s commercial property sector to have one of its most active years yet, with £2.5 billion worth of investment.