New industrial estate development comes to Dewsbury
A new seven-unit speculative-built industrial estate in the West Yorkshire town will be completed in May this year.
The Calder Bank Estate development is being brought to the town by Hanson Chartered Surveyors on behalf of its client D Noble Ltd (Commercial), and will be the first speculative-built business development in the area in over a decade.
Located off the A644, the development’s seven units will vary in size from 2,385 sq ft to 5,250 sq ft, and will be offered on both a freehold and leasehold basis.
Phil Deakin, MRICS of Hanson Chartered Surveyors, said: “The site has been awaiting development for a number of years and our client has shown great foresight in taking the step to speculatively build out these units.
“The industrial market for these type of units is fairly strong and we can expect a tremendous take-up in the coming months as the Calder Bank approaches completion.”
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