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Leah’s Yard is an ambitious redevelopment of “Little Mester’s” workshops in Sheffield city centre destined to become a hive of activity comprising studios, quirky retail units and cafes. We are hugely proud to be associated with this pre-eminent project – part of the unique HoTC2 redevelopment. Located on the site between Wellington Street, Carver Street […]

We can announce that our client RBH’s Pennine 5 site is set to be reopened to provide flexible workspace for businesses in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.  Block Three will help businesses that require new options because of the crisis. We are marketing the property for occupancy as early as July 2020.  The tenants will […]

We have announced previously that we are excited to be involved in the marketing of the next phase of the HoTC2 scheme.  This involves bringing to life: Blocks H1 and H3 – The Cambridge Street Collective (including Leah’s Yard): a cultural gathering with the idea being to create a centre for Sheffield people to meet, socialise, eat, […]

Unit 13, Neepsend Triangle is a boutique office in a state of the art development on the edge of Kelham Island.  To give you an idea of the superb quality of accommodation on offer, have a look at the Matterport video that has been prepared to give you a three-dimensional tour.  This lets you remotely […]

The former home to HSBC in Sheffield, Pennine Five will provide over 220,000 sq ft of office space.  Before work on Pennine Five starts in earnest, for a limited time we are able to offer some of the space in a simple, basic and clean condition on a flexible basis. If you are a business […]

The Star has produced FREE guidance for businesses in the form of it’s annual SME Toolkit.  This year, it provides essential Coronavirus comeback advice for businesses in these difficult times.  We are pleased to have been able to sponsor this helpful supplement in which an article features from our own Tim Bottrill.  It highlights how SMEs […]

We are excited to announce that we will be marketing the next phase of the HoTC2 scheme.  Now in the planning stage, Sheffield City Council and their chosen developer, Queensberry, have revealed that they are looking to build: The Cambridge Street Collective: a cultural gathering of Sheffield’s best flavours, sights and sounds.   The idea is to […]

Is Sheffield set to benefit from an exodus of workers from London as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic?  This very question has been the subject of a short article we have had published in the recent edition of The Sheffield Telegraph.  It looks at the attraction of Sheffield in terms of a healthier commute, […]

“Sheffield offers more opportunities for healthy travel – cycling or walking to work – shorter commutes and cheaper housing close to a national park.”  These are the words of our own Tim Bottrill in a recent Sheffield Star article in which he sets out why our city could well be set to benefit from an […]

During lockdown here at colloco, we have been thinking about how the office world may look once restrictions are lifted.  Not only will there be an impact on how businesses operate and “office culture” generally, it will have an effect – moving forward – on how development projects proceed. There are a number of things […]