The Portland Building, a recently completed best in class sustainable office development in the heart of Brighton has secured leading global health marketing firm, Inizio Evoke for the 8,550 sq ft second floor of the building.
Developer, MRP has agreed a 10-year lease with the award-winning global health marketing firm, which will see the business relocate to The Portland Building within Brighton.
This latest signing means the building is now 80% let with only one floor remaining following the announcement that the FTSE250 company, Close Brothers, and law firm DMH agreed a deal to lease the ground and first floor.
Situated on the corner of Church Street and Portland Street, the now completed fully-electric office has exemplary sustainability and technological features.
The operationally net zero carbon scheme achieved an EPC ‘A’, BREEAM Excellent and a WiredScore Gold ratings, making it one of Brighton’s most attractive new offices for environmentally conscious businesses. It also features photovoltaic roof panels, secure cycle spaces accessed via a dedicated cycle ramp, shower facilities, a private courtyard and a communal roof terrace offering panoramic sea views.
With many businesses in the area seeking to upgrade the quality of their working environment, MRP is confident the remaining floor will not remain empty for long as demand for prime office space remains strong.
Commenting, Benjamin MacPhee, Development Manager at MRP said,
“We are thrilled to welcome Inizio Evoke to The Portland Building and delighted that another local occupier has decided to upgrade their office accommodation and has chosen our building as their new home.
It’s a sign of the positivity in the Brighton office market and the quality of the building that we are now 80% let with only one floor remaining. With panoramic sea views from the floorplate and access to a roof terrace, we are confident that the remaining floor will not be available for long!We are extremely proud of the role that our team has played in re-energising the immediate area and transforming what was a vacant run-down site for over 20 years, into a modern office that’s helping Brighton businesses grow and expand.”
