Innes England takes a holistic approach to mixed-use development, recognising the importance of creating spaces that blend commercial, residential, and leisure uses harmoniously. Our expertise in mixed-use projects is an integral part of our regeneration and development services, providing dynamic, sustainable solutions that cater to the evolving needs of communities and investors.
We understand that successful mixed-use projects require a nuanced understanding of various factors, including market demand, urban planning principles, and the specific goals of our clients. We work closely with developers, investors, and public sector partners to implement mixed-use developments that are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also functional and financially viable. Our team brings together expertise in strategic planning, environmental sustainability, and financial modelling to create projects that enhance the value of the surrounding area and meet the needs of a diverse range of users.
Our mixed-use development services include:
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The Challenge: Innes England were instructed to secure a new tenant, manage the outgoing tenant’s dilapidations obligations and carry out required repairs to the property to facilitate a new letting. The project required close collaboration between our Agency & Development and Building Consultancy teams to meet tight timelines and maximise the property’s value.
The Challenge: Innes England began working with the Nottingham Building Society in 2021, providing strategic advice on branch disposals and lease events. As part of a long-term plan to maintain and strengthen their high street presence, the Nottingham Building Society was looking to relocate to a more prominent branch location in Nottingham City Centre. This move needed to be carefully timed with the disposal of their existing site on Upper Parliament Street, while also accommodating the fit-out period for the new premises to ensure continuity of service.