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Flagship move Property firm CBRE relocates to 'cutting-edge' office
Bristol Post
|October 08, 2025
REAL estate firm CBRE has relocated its West of England and Wales team to a new high-spec office in Bristol city centre.
The company's project management team led the fit-out of the 7,500 sq ft workspace within the EQ building in Redcliffe. CBRE worked with Lancer Scott Contractors, interior designers Fable & Form, and VIDA MEP Engineers on the project over a period of three months.
The new CBRE office, which will house more than 100 staff, sits on the first floor overlooking the building's atrium.
Tom Morris, managing director, Midlands and South at CBRE, said: "Moving into EQ marks a major milestone for our Bristol and Wales team.
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