SEGRO and Berkeley Group have secured leases at SEGRO V-Park Grand Union in Park Royal, north-west London to pharmaceutical distributer Pharmium, frozen snack manufacturer Hidden Fruits and bakery Cafe De Nata.
SEGRO V-Park Grand Union
The leases total over 8,000 sq ft at the multi-storey industrial warehousing scheme at Park Royal, near Wembley.
Pharmium will occupy space for storage and distribution, Hidden Fruits is taking space for production and distribution, while Cafe De Nata is taking a unit that will act as its central baking hub for the capital.
Ben Gomez-Baldwin, London director at SEGRO, said: “In line with the north-west London submarket, we’re seeing real momentum at SEGRO V‑Park Grand Union, with a growing range of businesses choosing to base themselves here.
“From food production to pharmaceuticals, businesses are recognising the quality of the building, the access to the London market and the connectivity it offers, as well as embracing the innovative multistorey industrial concept.”
Marcus Blake, managing director, Berkeley, added: “These new lettings are a powerful endorsement for the quality of the commercial opportunity we have created at Grand Union. SEGRO V‑Park Grand Union is fast becoming a magnet for ambitious, high‑growth companies who want to operate from a landmark, future‑focused industrial hub in the heart of London.”
The SEGRO V-Park Grand Union industrial warehousing scheme was developed alongside Grand Union, Berkeley’s mixed‑use neighbourhood of 3,350 homes plus canalside amenities and public realm.
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