The changing face of Camberley town centre

For some years now we have been faced with a huge supply of vacant office properties in Camberley town centre peaking at 208,000 sq ft which represented approx. 57% of all the office space in the town centre!

With growth in the UK economy slowing and problems persisting in the global economy there was little prospect of all the vacant space being occupied in the near future. Clearly something had to change.

Well, at last, the situation is changing and anyone visiting Camberley will have seen scaffolding being erected, building materials being delivered and cranes on the skyline.

Four schemes are currently under construction in Camberley town centre with a fifth due to start; the old Sun Microsystems office, Sun House, on Pembroke Broadway has gone and a Travelodge budget hotel and three restaurants are being built. The former St Georges Court office, once occupied by Nokia, in the High Street is being converted into 23 flats and Central House, another former office building, on the corner of Park Street and Pembroke Broadway, is being converted into serviced apartments. Valzan House in London Road, an office again, has been given the go ahead to be converted into nine flats.

In all 68,000 sq ft of office space has been taken out of the oversupply, reducing the amount of space available to 140,000 sq ft although this still represents 38% of all the office space in the town centre.

Finally, the former Sandhurst Tup public house on the corner of Park Street and London Road has gone and in its place a new Premier Inn budget hotel and three restaurants are being built.

Camberley is changing and these are positive changes which can only help the town grow and prosper.

For further information please contact the Camberley office of DB Real Estate on 01276 538300 or by e mail – info@dbre.co.uk

 

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