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Barnsley is strategically situated between Leeds and Sheffield. It is the main reason which attracts a vast number of companies to the area. The continuous emergence of new businesses and jobs generates demand for office space in Barnsley. The office space market in Barnsley is rather strong and caters to several categories of tenants. The quality of the stock is expansive. You will be able to find suites of all sizes and styles, including the traditional Victorian conversions and contemporary Grade A ones. Lots of them come with a combination of industrial units. The purpose-built venues were constructed within the last 25 years, but there were also several new developments which date back to the previous decade. The majority of these offices are already occupied. The town offers favourable business climate for SMEs. They often have their customers and clients in the region, thus, need an appropriate office space in Barnsley to be based. Small and medium-sized properties are mainly located in the centre of Barnesley. The large units are located close to the main transportation routes, connecting Barnsley to other essential business hubs of Yorkshire.

The office stock in the town is mainly “fit for purpose” and affordable. In order to meet the tenants’ requirements, the landlords propose coworking and traditional venues. The rental prices depend upon several significant factors - the size and type of venue, its location and leasing terms. When renting a shared office space in a business centre in Barnsley, you will be expected to pay around GBP85-200 per month. Core suites are usually leased on a yearly basis. The fees start from GBP2000 and can reach the point of GBP72000 accordingly.

In the past, the key leading sectors in the economic structure of the region were coal mining and linen trade. Later on, other industries started to thrive there. Nowadays, the town boasts the development of the service sector and hosts many regional and international companies. Among the most popular ones - the massive online retailer ASOS, the largest European cake bakery, makers of glass bottles, and some food manufacturers. The interesting fact is the majority of these establishments occupy the territories outside of the town’s centre. “Rethinking Barnsley” is a programme that was launched in the region around 15 years ago and is still underway. It foresees the development of the central part of Barnsley, with key focuses on the improvement of the infrastructure, the emergence of new offices and apartments there as well as the opening of Digital Media Centre and Civil Hall.