DAC Beachcroft has postponed its planned move into new Birmingham premises for at least 12 months while it sizes up more cost-effective alternatives. The firm had agreed to take up 58,000 sq ft at 2 Colmore Square in Birmingham’s business district but last week pulled the plug on the deal with landlord Nurton Developments due to concerns over cost. The firm is to remain in its existing office at Nine Brindleyplace while it weighs up its options in the city.
July 23, 2013 at 08:49 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
DAC Beachcroft has postponed its planned move into new Birmingham premises for at least 12 months while it sizes up more cost-effective alternatives.
The firm had agreed to take up 58,000 sq ft at 2 Colmore Square in Birmingham’s business district. but last week pulled out of the deal with landlord Nurton Developments due to concerns over costs.
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