Midstream operator relocates to Aberdeen city centre
North Sea Midstream Partners has moved into Aviva Investors’ 1 Marischal Square in Aberdeen from a city outskirts location.
The midstream operator will occupy 2,900 sq ft of office space on a long-term lease. According to market sources, asking rents in the building are between £30 and £32.50 per sq ft.
The office will be home to North Sea Midstream Partners’ Aberdeen team, with space to host colleagues from London and Norway.
North Sea Midstream Partners has moved into Aviva Investors’ 1 Marischal Square in Aberdeen from a city outskirts location.
The midstream operator will occupy 2,900 sq ft of office space on a long-term lease. According to market sources, asking rents in the building are between £30 and £32.50 per sq ft.
The office will be home to North Sea Midstream Partners’ Aberdeen team, with space to host colleagues from London and Norway.
Marischal Square comprises 122,000 sq ft over six floors and has the best BREEAM and EPC ratings of any office building in Aberdeen. Other occupiers across the scheme include Wallace Whittle, CBRE, Resident X, RBS, Chevron UK, KPMG, EY, Tenaris, Aberdeen Journals, North Sea Transition Authority, North East Scotland Pension Fund, Maggie’s Grill, Mackie’s of Scotland, All Bar One, Costa Coffee, Tony Macaroni and Marriott International.
Sayma Cox, chief executive at North Sea Midstream Partners, said: “Investing in our new flagship home at Marischal Square will provide a collaborative space for our team, customers and partners as we continue to provide the critical infrastructure that supports the UK’s energy security and bring forward energy transition projects.”
Savills advised North Sea Midstream Partners on the deal; CBRE and Ryden represented Aviva Investors.
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