20th June 2008
Post construction specialists move to Greenmeadow
Developer Macob has let another unit on the second phase of Greenmeadow Springs, a major Welsh business park at junction 32 of the M4.
AGT, a specialist post construction building services consultancy has moved their headquarters and 12 members of staff into a 2,355 sq ft, first floor unit.
AGT began trading in 2003 and also have offices in London, Manchester and Edinburgh. Their projects range from single property units to the large scale FTSE 100 organisations primarily working with property and facilities management fims.
James Rees, marketing and development manager of AGT said
"We've moved our head office as we needed an environment that replicated our expansive growth as a company. Our spacious new offices at Greenmeadow Springs provides excellent facilities at a convenient location for both staff and clients."
Wayne Rees, technical director for Macob said
"We are delighted to welcome AGT, another established business to Greenmeadow Springs business park. This is one of our staple developments in Wales and with units filling up fast, we feel we have chosen an ideal location to meet AGT’s needs."
DTZ and Emmanuel Jones are joint agents for the development and AGT was represented by Alder King.
David Williams of Emanuel Jones said
"We believe it is the quality of offices coupled with the ideal location of Greenmeadow Springs which is continuing to attract new, high profile occupants such as AGT."
Darren Wainwright of DTZ added
"Interest in Greenmeadow Springs remains high and we are currently talking to a number of businesses from professional to public sector organisations regarding available accommodation."
Greenmeadow Springs has rapidly established itself as one of Wales's leading out-of-town business developments. Over 400 jobs have been created to date and occupiers include Leonard Cheshire Disability, The Stroke Association, Barratt, Connaught, Nationwide Building Society, Cadarn Housing Association, Ashtenne and the Bank of England.
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(L-R) Darren Wainwright, David Williams, Wayne Rees and James Rees