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Preston is situated in the central part of Lancashire County. It gained the city status in 2002 and now has a population of nearly 142 thousand people. It lies close to Blackpool, Liverpool and Manchester. This position makes the area convenient for running businesses. Nowadays, Preston has hundreds of commercial properties ready for lease. From small flexible, traditional and serviced office to large industrial units - you will always be able to find something to shelter your business in the city. Land rental is also possible. Some of the buildings include more than one type of premises. The ground floors are usually for retail outlets; the upper can be dedicated to offices, etc. Some premises are newly-built, others are refurbished, and all of them offer sophisticated facilities necessary for the process of running businesses. They boast spacious parking lots - on-site, underground or nearby and other conveniences. The commercial properties for rent occupy strategic locations, within the short distance from the centre of Preston, in the famous business and industrial parks, with public amenities all around. If you desire to rent any type of commercial real estate in the city, contact us. On our website, you can apply dedicated filters and find the commercial property in Preston quickly and easily.

Comparing the rental prices for commercial properties in Preston, it becomes clear that large commercial and industrial units are the most expensive venues presented on the market. The costs for them may reach GBP40 per sq.ft. per year. Small and medium-sized offices can be leased for GBP7-15 per sq.ft. accordingly. Of course, this subdivision is relative, but in general, the rental costs for commercial properties in Preston are more than affordable.

The city demonstrates high business confidence and attracts entrepreneurs by favourable conditions for settling companies there. The first reason why Preston is considered a city of opportunities is its extended and well-developed infrastructure. It includes rail and motorways as well as two airports within the hour drive. Besides, the region offers competitive employment costs, low rental prices for offices and other commercial properties, and has a vast workforce pool. It is home to various local and international enterprises, with Eric Wright, Booth, BAe Systems, to name a few. Furthermore, the city remains a vibrant cultural hub. History connoisseurs will definitely like the exhibitions regularly set in the local museums and galleries. The region boasts a plethora of high-quality restaurants, cafes and pubs. It has a reputation of trading centre and still attracts a number of shoppers from all around the county.