Looking for commercial property to rent in Milton Keynes? At Pall Mall Estates, we can provide you with low-cost, high-value business space in one of the UK’s fastest-growing cities. In recent years, Milton Keynes has consistently achieved above-average economic growth, thanks largely to its multiple industry hubs that have seen the city’s economy outperform neighbouring cities such as Cambridge and Oxford.
According to a recent report involving the Centre for Economic & Business Research (CEBR), Milton Keynes is expected to be the number-one fastest-growing economy in the UK by 2021, becoming a genuine “English Powerhouse” city.
10,700+ sq ft industrial space close to A4280
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Stunning glass-fronted Milton Keynes office/industrial unit
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32,813 sq ft
Flexible industrial unit with open-plan warehouse
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42,211 sq ft
Multi-let industrial space in accessible Milton Keynes
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61,095 sq ftFill in the contact form, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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Find the perfect commercial property to let in Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes’ strategic location, in close proximity to the Midlands, East Anglia and London, makes it the ideal business hub for any ambitious, growing business. At Pall Mall Estates, we own and manage several open-plan offices, as well as a number of light industrial units on prominent industrial and business parks throughout Milton Keynes.
Milton Keynes: The ideal commuter city
It’s the city’s transport links that make Milton Keynes such a great city to have a business headquarters. The city’s central train station is just over half-an-hour from Central London, while the M1 motorway which connects London to the North flanks the eastern side of the city.
As Milton Keynes is such a strong logistical hub for a wide range of industries, discussions are ongoing about how to improve industry links between the city and London. A network of tunnels, capable of transporting 72,000 carriages of cargo an hour, have been mooted to improve connectivity between distribution centres and consumers. It’s this kind of innovation that cements Milton Keynes as a forward-thinking city of commerce.
Big corporations are breathing life into the Milton Keynes economy
Some of the world’s biggest corporations have already recognised the potential of Milton Keynes too. The likes of Mercedes-Benz, Red Bull Racing, Yamaha Kemble, Volkswagen AG and Marshall Amplification have made this city their long-term home. Milton Keynes has also been ranked fifth across the UK in terms of the number of business start-ups, per 10,000 people. Given its equidistant proximity to the cities of Oxford, Cambridge, Birmingham and London, Milton Keynes appears almost certain to continue on an upward economic trajectory. The time is right to take advantage of significant investment and development in the area for your growing business.
If you are interested in any of our available workspaces to let in Milton Keynes, please don’t hesitate to contact any of our property agents for more information. Our friendly, experienced property professionals have an encyclopaedic knowledge of our commercial properties in Milton Keynes and can help you pinpoint a space that’s best-suited to you, your workforce and your industry. Call us today on 020 8108 7026 or complete our online enquiry form to get the ball rolling.
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