31 March 2022
Project D teams up with property consultants for nationwide shop search
Box Property has been retained by the Derby-based baked goods business, Project Doughnut, to support its new store expansion plans
09 February 2022
Exclusive residential land opportunity in Edwalton launched with planning for eight executive homes
A rare opportunity for a prime residential site has this week [w/c 7th February] become available on Melton Road in Edwalton, Nottingham, with planning consent for eight luxury homes.
07 February 2022
First UK Site Secured for New Global Entertainment Experience
A revolutionary new entertainment concept, Urban Playground, aims to add a new dimension to the retail experience by opening its first 30,000 square foot venue this month.
24 January 2022
Property partnership provides perfect filter as coffee chain prepares to open 16th venue
Independent coffee roaster, 200 Degrees, has spent the last seven years opening outlets dedicated to helping people ‘Drink Better Coffee’. Its 16th venue in South Yorkshire is due to be announced imminently and a third Nottingham shop is set to open in May, with several more sites in advanced discussions with a view to opening later in the year.
18 January 2022
Fate finally brings Vietnamese Pho to Nottingham’s Hockley
Vietnamese street food restaurant, Pho, is due to open next week after a long search for the perfect property
01 January 2022
Prime Location Secured for Student Scheme in Nottingham City Centre
Property consultants Box Property has secured the strategic purchase of 7 Mansfield Road, Nottingham on behalf of long-term client Megaclose Properties to expand its portfolio and significant ownership within this part of the city centre.
17 December 2021
Business Link - Business Predictions 2022
Frankie Labbate, director at Box Property, shares what he thinks is in store for businesses next year…
01 October 2021
Defending our decaying hometown – Why Nottingham deserves better
An article published in the Sunday Telegraph titled “Come and visit my decaying hometown, Michael Gove” from James Frayne, of Public First, was, let’s be honest, pretty scathing when it came to Nottingham.