New office lettings at Glasgow's Pacific House
Commercial property firm Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) has helped secure two key letting deals at Pacific House in Glasgow.
Big Lottery Fund, which awards grants to UK organisations to help improve their communities, has taken 12,500 square feet on the second floor and part of the third floor at the building, on the corner of Wellington Street and Cadogan Street. It is relocating from Atlantic Quay and has agreed a five-year lease.
Kirsty Nairn, head of corporate management (Scotland) at Big Lottery Fund, said: “The location of Pacific House, in the heart of Glasgow city centre and close to excellent public transport links, enables the Big Lottery Fund to connect more easily with communities across Scotland.”
Meanwhile, law firm Levy & McRae has agreed a five-year lease for 7,000 sq ft on the sixth floor at Pacific House.
On top of the new deals, two “regears” have been brokered. Commercial property adviser CBRE has agreed a five-year regear on its ground and first floor leases and has also taken a new lease on half of the fourth floor.
Similarly, Ernst & Young has agreed a five-year regear on 4,000 sq ft of office space at the building.
Aasia Mohammad, associate director of business space at LSH, said: “The building and office accommodation has been comprehensively refurbished and along with the flexible floor space and central business district location, Pacific House is an attractive proposition for businesses.”
Some 11,000 sq ft of refurbished office accommodation remains available at Pacific House including the fifth floor, with private terrace and part of the fourth floor.
Ryden is joint agent for the landlord. Pollock Property Advisors acted for Levy Mcrae and Cushman represented Big Lottery Fund.