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HMRC take up 20 year lease on Glasgow development

Work is beginning in March 2018 on the development of circa 284,000 sq ft at Atlantic Square in Glasgow by BAMTCP Atlantic Square, a joint venture between BAM Properties and TCP Developments, and LGIM Real Assets.

Legal & General Retirement will fund 187,000 sq ft of the development, which will be leased to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), they will occupy the new ten storey Building 1 at Atlantic Square, Argyle Street in Glasgow. BAM TCP Atlantic Square are funding the remaining 97,000 sq ft of speculative space.

Hayley Rees, Head of Direct Investments at LGR, said: “It is a great investment fit for us as it enables us to fulfil pension promises to our customers in an efficient way, whilst playing a part in driving job creation and economic growth, which is good for business as well as our customers.”

HMRC will accommodate around 2,700 full-time equivalent employees from across the department by 2021 in the building.
Dougie Peters, Managing Director of BAM Properties, said: “We are delighted to be working with LGIM and HMRC on this Grade A office development which will become one of 13 state-of-the-art regional centres for HMRC. Simultaneously, the BAM TCP Joint Venture is speculatively developing Building 2 at Atlantic Square because we believe there is a high level of demand in Glasgow for premium office space.  BAM Properties has a long and successful history of knowing when the time is right for major commercial developments in Glasgow – such as 110 Queen Street and the Clarion Building and we are confident that Building 1 and Building 2 at Atlantic Square will be equally good news for Glasgow.”

Construction work is expected to begin in March 2018. BAM TCP Atlantic Square is speculatively developing Building 2 which comprises 96,650 sq. ft. of high-quality office space and which will be complete and ready for occupation in 2020

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