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Vail Williams strengthens cross-regional working
Luke Storey joins the agency team as associate to assist in the collaboration across the Thames Valley, Surrey and Oxford areas.
New team appointed to shape the delivery strategy for Portsmouth’s City Centre North project
Portsmouth City Council has appointed Mace, to lead a team including Montagu Evans and Vail Williams, to help shape the delivery strategy for the City Centre North project
Open Day for local businesses for newly refurbished units in Shoreham-by-Sea
Dolphin Way, Shoreham has multiple light industrial / warehouse units newly refurbished ready for launch day on 22nd May.
Howzat! Property consultancy batting for Middlesex disability cricket
Vail Williams' London team are sponsoring the Middlesex disability cricket team for the 2025 season.
Latest trade counters signings at Bedrock Park
Industrial and logistics experts Vail Williams have overseen Bedrock Park from initial groundworks to now 75% let.
Industrial estate with 21 units now fully occupied following latest letting
Avon Magnetics becomes the final puzzle piece to fully let Priory Industrial Park in Christchurch.
Valuation Office Agency to be scrapped: What this means for business rates
In a significant shake-up of the UK’s business rates system, the Government has announced that the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) is to be scrapped as part of wider reforms to improve efficiency, transparency, and accountability in the management of non-domestic property taxation.
New starters bolster Vail Williams in Birmingham
Emma Brooks and Brian Miklasz join as associates whilst Joshua Lawrence boosts the Midlands and North agency team.
Airline interior company signs new office lease at Bournemouth Airport
Avic Cabin Systems (UK) Ltd has signed an 11-year office lease on the ground and first floors of Loewy House.
Vail Williams drives patient transport group to four new premises
Healthcare transport specialists EMED Group have secured 68,000 sq ft across properties in Burgess Hill, Hailsham, Littlehampton and Chichester.
Red carpets rolled out to get people back to the office
After the pandemic, there was a ‘flight to office quality’ in an attempt to lure people back to the office and companies have been at pains to deliver a more creative workplace, but have often lacked the capital expenditure to deliver on it.