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How Project Ultraviolet at Sci-Tech Daresbury could look NEW office space and laboratories could be built at Sci-Tech Daresbury. An application has been submitted to Halton Borough Council seeking outline planning permission for Project Ultraviolet, which would see the construction of five buildings of ‘grade A’ offices and labs totalling 180,000sq ft. This development would be situated next to the science and tech hub’s £17.8million Project Violet, which is currently under constru...

Dan Whelan The developers behind the Halton science and technology campus are pressing ahead with the next phase of the scheme, a 180,000 sq ft office and laboratory cluster, citing high occupier demand.  Developer Langtree and its partners Halton Council and the Science and Technology Facilities Council have submitted a planning application for the five-building Project Ultraviolet following a successful 2020 for Sci-Tech Daresbury.  Last year, 28 tenants agreed to take space at the scie...

Sarah Townsend Investor PGIM Real Estate has acquired a 25% stake in the developer of Sci-Tech Daresbury and the regeneration of Parkside Colliery on behalf of one of its funds. Warrington-based Langtree already manages around £400m of assets on PGIM Real Estate’s behalf and the investment will help to spur Langtree’s growth and provide it with “the financial resources to boost its activities”, the parties said in a statement. US-based PGIM Real Estate is the property investment busine...

by Simon Austin Sci-Tech Daresbury has welcomed 28 new tenants on site in 2020, despite enduring “a year like no other”. The strong demand for lab space - driven by both new and growing existing tenants - means Techspace One (for more established businesses) and the Science and Technology Facilities Council’s (STFC) labs for SMEs and microbusinesses,are likely to approach capacity by early 2021. Demand for campus space has also been driven by international companies, such as Tangent Works...