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Spec shed for West Midlands

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Trebor Developments and funding partner, Kay Properties (Midlands), are to speculatively build a 55,000 sq ft warehouse in Aldridge, West Midlands.

Construction is due to start in the next month with completion scheduled for early 2018.

Bob Tattrie, Managing Partner for Trebor Developments, said: “This speculative 55,000 sq ft development responds to a real gap in the Midlands market for quality industrial accommodation in this size bracket.  The building is available to lease and we expect strong interest”.

Airfield 55 is being marketed by joint agents, BNP Paribas and Burley Browne.

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