Goodman breaks ground on 250,000 sq ft logistics space in Bedford

Goodman breaks ground on 250,000 sq ft logistics space in Bedford
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Goodman has started construction of a 250,000 sq ft prime distribution and logistics space at Bedford Commercial Park in Bedford, UK.

The logistics units consist of 130,000 sq ft, 50,000 sq ft, 40,000 sq ft and 30,000 sq ft of space respectively. Goodman plans to complete in autumn 2021.

Phase two of development follows Goodman’s completion and leasing of Bedford 405, a 407,143 sq ft distribution warehouse at Bedford Commercial Park.

“We’re pleased to begin work on the next phase of development at Bedford Commercial Park. These latest units form part of our ongoing commitment to invest in high-specification, efficient and sustainable spaces in strategically-placed locations, providing customers with access to a large consumer-base and potential workforce,” said Nigel Dolan, Development Director at Goodman.

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“Combining quality and location, customers will be able to strengthen their presence at the heart of the Oxford-Cambridge growth corridor and benefit from close proximity to London, Cambridge and Milton Keynes, as well as links to key roads, airports and ports,” he added.

Adjacent to the A421, just seven miles from the M1 and 12 miles from the A1 Black Cat Roundabout, the mixed-use development has connectivity and access to a population of 15,400 seeking work within a 30-mile catchment area.

Phase two of development follows Goodman’s completion and leasing of Bedford 405, a 407,143 sq ft distribution warehouse at Bedford Commercial Park.

“Goodman’s ongoing commitment to Bedford Commercial Park, and delivering quality space for businesses to thrive, is testament to the confidence they – and their customers – have in the area. The fact that through this next phase of development, Goodman will deliver a mix of units while all being built to its well-known high standards, will help to attract a range of customers from industries such as logistics, engineering, aviation and manufacturing,” added Dave Hodgson, Mayor of Bedford Borough Council.