Set in a prime location next to Aberdeen International Airport and the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR), ABZ is the north-east’s best connected business park.
Home to many of the world’s biggest energy and technology companies, Dyce has formed a significant part of the city’s energy hub for decades with firms investing in property in the area thanks to the close link with Aberdeen International Airport.
The 70-acre business park features a suite of 15 new-build units available now, providing high quality accommodation suitable for cross centre businesses including oil and gas, storage and distribution and trade counter operations. The units range in size from 2,500 to 15,000 square feet and are available as a whole or individually.
As well as offering high quality office and industrial accommodation, the buildings have been designed with energy efficiency in mind.
An added incentive for potential occupiers is the fact that incoming tenants will benefit from 100% rates relief for the first 12 months under the ‘new entry/new build’ rates relief scheme.
ABZ Business Park is home to many big names in the global energy sector including Noble Drilling, RGU SubSea Hub, Ethos Energy, Aramark, Celeros, Interventek and Global Energy Group. Also in the immediate vicinity are BP, Oceaneering and Aker Solutions.
With demand for industrial space in Aberdeen expected to steadily increase this year as firms anticipate the return of employees to the office post-pandemic, the developers at
ABZ are also reacting to market demand for bespoke industrial buildings, which they can offer for lease or for sale.
ABZ Business Park, which has appointed Ryden and Savills as joint marketing agents for the development, has space for expanding companies from a variety of sectors who would benefit from ABZ’s unrivalled position as the city’s most innovative business park.
Paul Richardson, Ryden partner and spokesman, said: “Despite challenging market conditions, we have generated robust interest consolidating ABZ Business Park as one of Aberdeen’s premier industrial destinations.”
Tim Stevenson, ABZ Director, said: “The energy efficient multi-let business units in Dyce are a welcome addition to our business park, offering a high-quality, low-risk option for occupiers, when compared with many dated alternatives nearby.
“We also appreciate occupiers are using buildings in different ways and we are ideally placed to work with clients to deliver flexible spaces to meet shifting working patterns.
“We are also open to selling land for occupiers to develop their own facilities should they wish.”
ABZ Developments also has planning consent for two industrial units at 9A and 9B International Avenue, with a six-to-nine-month building timeframe. On completion, the purpose-built development will comprise two detached new-build warehouse and office buildings with separate, secure yards.
“We would be delighted to speak with prospective occupiers on how we can accommodate them at ABZ Business Park,” added Tim.
For more information about ABZ Business Park, visit abzbusinesspark.com