Energy sector momentum boosts industrial property in Aberdeen
Take-up of industrial property in and around Aberdeen has reached its highest level since 2014.
Take-up of industrial property in and around Aberdeen has reached its highest level since 2014.
Commercial property experts fear a North Sea oil and gas slowdown caused by the windfall tax could put an Aberdeen office market recovery into reverse.
Commercial property investments in Aberdeen headed back towards pre-pandemic levels during 2022, totalling £143.06 million, according to Knight Frank.
The take-up of office space in and around Aberdeen has reached its highest level in seven years, new industry figures show.
Savills and Knight Frank have been appointed joint agents for bp’s North Sea headquarters, in Dyce, Aberdeen, following the energy giant’s decision to relocate elsewhere in the city.
An Aberdeen charity is quite literally taking stock as many offices in Europe’s oil and gas capital now lie empty.
Petrofac has paid around £5.5million to get out of a lease for a long-deserted Aberdeen office, Energy Voice understands.
North-east property markets pretty much follow the rise and fall of the oil price, whether industrial, land or residential.
The fledgling Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has found a new home in Aberdeen just months after setting up shop.