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Edward Street Quarter Offices win CoStar UK South East Impact Awards
Edward Street Quarter has won ‘Lease of the Year’ at CoStar's Impact Awards.
The awards, which highlight the commercial real estate transactions and projects that have transformed their markets over the past year. The winners are chosen by independent panels of industry professionals who work in the markets they judge.
The judging panel for this award included Hannah McNamara, co-founder of P-Three, Charlie Allen, head of UK real estate at Fiera, Jonathan Mannings, founder and MD of RARE, Keith Dowley, founding partner of DTRE and Gianluca Marcato, head of department, real estate and planning at the University of Reading.
Commenting on Edward Street Quarter, developed by mixed-use place makers, Socius, RARE's founder and managing director, Jonathan Mannings said: "The scheme has been transformational in delivering the best quality space in the town as well as a range of amenity which benefits the local community. It also demonstrates that what occupiers are looking for is not the 'cheapest deal' but value for money which helps them attract and retain the best staff in the area."
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The awards, which highlight the commercial real estate transactions and projects that have transformed their markets over the past year. The winners are chosen by independent panels of industry professionals who work in the markets they judge.
The judging panel for this award included Hannah McNamara, co-founder of P-Three, Charlie Allen, head of UK real estate at Fiera, Jonathan Mannings, founder and MD of RARE, Keith Dowley, founding partner of DTRE and Gianluca Marcato, head of department, real estate and planning at the University of Reading.
Commenting on Edward Street Quarter, developed by mixed-use place makers, Socius, RARE's founder and managing director, Jonathan Mannings said: "The scheme has been transformational in delivering the best quality space in the town as well as a range of amenity which benefits the local community. It also demonstrates that what occupiers are looking for is not the 'cheapest deal' but value for money which helps them attract and retain the best staff in the area."
Read more www.costar.com/article/1183670891/octopus-spreads-tentacles-in-brighton-for-award-winning-office-move
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