New occupiers sign for Gaw’s Harbour Exchange
Hong Kong private equity fund Gaw Capital has signed two new tenants to its waterside office scheme at Harbour Exchange 1&2, E14.
Chinese toymaker PopMart will take 2,400 sq ft for five years, while Tea Story, a luxury Chinese tea-maker, will occupy 1,189 sq ft, also for five years.
The newcomers were announced as part of a 25,500 sq ft raft of lettings secured by agents Savills on behalf of Gaw Capital.
Hong Kong private equity fund Gaw Capital has signed two new tenants to its waterside office scheme at Harbour Exchange 1&2, E14.
Chinese toymaker PopMart will take 2,400 sq ft for five years, while Tea Story, a luxury Chinese tea-maker, will occupy 1,189 sq ft, also for five years.
The newcomers were announced as part of a 25,500 sq ft raft of lettings secured by agents Savills on behalf of Gaw Capital.
Existing tenants CLS Holdings, an investor that leases 16,821 sq ft, and Digicert, a digital certification provider with 5,124 sq ft, recommitted for an additional four and six years respectively.
Josh Lamb, a director in the Savills City agency team said: “Currently, we have several units under offer and we anticipate making further announcements in the coming weeks regarding new lettings to a data centre provider and the expansion of the higher education providers on the campus.”
Kevin Koo, a director at Gaw Capital UK, said: “The recent transactions highlight the attractiveness of Harbour Exchange and reflects the quality and the continuing appeal of the location. With its close proximity to nearby transport links, amenities and strong community culture, Harbour Exchange has strengthened its position as the premier estate in the Docklands.”
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