Fusion Assets new development at Western Campus, Strathclyde Business Park is now complete with pre-lets in place to a number of tenants including GTC, AIS Vanguard and Clairmontplc. This means that over a third of the space is already let with the remaining units ranging from 2,000sqft to 5,000 sqft .
The scheme was developed through another successful partnership with Glasgow based Central Building Contractors (CBC) with loan finance provided through SPRUCE – the Scottish Government and European Investment Bank’s urban regeneration ... Read more
Choosing a location for your business can be difficult but North Lanarkshire has become increasingly popular over the last few years and with good reason. Cumbernauld is the largest town in the area and in the last few years there has been a huge surge in business activity in the area. UK Headquarters for companies such as OKI and Yaskawa Electronics are based in town and the world headquarters of A.G. Barr makers of Irn-Bru are also based in the area.
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Budding property developers may look at several different locations before deciding where to begin buying up properties and building their portfolio. The property development North Lanarkshire offers makes it an attractive prospect for both new and experienced developers. The location may not be as well-known as others but the prime opportunities it offers make it a savvy choice.
Why should you choose North Lanarkshire?As a property developer, you’re choosing a location which is attractive to other businesses and/or potential residents ... Read more
Fusion Assets are delighted to announce the appointment of Ronnie Smith as its new Chairman. Ronnie has been the Chief Executive of Lanarkshire Enterprise Services Ltd (LESL) since the company was set up in 2002 and is probably best known for its role in delivering the Business Gateway services in Lanarkshire.
Previously, Ronnie was Managing Director of Hamilton Enterprise Development Company for 10 years and before that served in Local Government for over 12 years, latterly as Head of Economic Development ... Read more
The Dundyvan Enterprise Park in Coatbridge is the country’s first development backed by the SPRUCE (Scottish Partnership for Regeneration in Urban Centres) fund, set up by the Scottish Government and European Investment Bank with the specific aim of financing regeneration projects across Scotland outside the major cities.
Work to revitalise the site was carried out by a joint venture between Fusion Assets, the arm’s length regeneration company of North Lanarkshire Council, and Glasgow based construction firm CBC.
The success of the scheme has ... Read more
