SEGRO has completed nine new speculatively-built industrial units at Slough Trading Estate.
The 107,000 sq ft redevelopment scheme at 136 Edinburgh Avenue replaces a single building.
Sizes, designed for small and growing enterprises, range from 2,000 to 10,000 sq ft, and there two are larger units of 32,000 sq ft and 45,000 sq ft.
The units have BREEAM Excellent and EPC A+ ratings. Features include air source heat pumps, smart building sensors and controls and more than 21,000 sq ft of solar panels.
A fifth of parking spaces have EV charging points and the development offers secure bike storage with electric bike chargers. SEGRO reports strong interest.
Anna Bond, head of Western corridor for SEGRO, said: “This development demonstrates our commitment to evolving the Slough Trading Estate in line with the needs of modern businesses.
“We are already seeing strong demand from occupiers for several units at the development, reinforcing the attractiveness of Slough Trading Estate as a prime business location.
“The high level of interest before completion underlines the confidence of customers in the quality of our spaces as well as the advantages of being part of a thriving business community.”
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