News - Midlands
Mowbray House on the market
One of Nottingham’s most iconic buildings is being sold. Mowbray House, part of the HM Revenue and Customs campus, will release 59,864 sq ft of Grade A office space into the local marketplace, after Guernsey property company Mapeley decided to sell or let the building. King Sturge is the agent on the sale, and Matthew Robertson from the company said that Mowbray House could be the tip of the iceberg. “We know that leases of a number of key occupiers close to Mowbray are due to expire and for organisations outside of the region looking to Nottingham, the city offers cost-effective occupational space with relatively large pools of labour.” Hopkins created the HM Revenue and Customs scheme as a pioneering green project in the UK in 1990s.