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Investment services giant Mercer has recently announced that it has agreed to move into new office space in G1 – Glasgow’s new city centre office development.
Located in what was once Glasgow’s Victorian era post office building, G1 has been totally refurbished and redeveloped to provide modern office space.
Mercer is to rent two floors of G1 as well as rooms on the very top floor of the building, which will be for client meetings. These rooms afford an unrivalled view over central Glasgow.
Steven Blackie, Mercer’s business leader in Scotland commented: “This is an exciting time of development for us in Scotland as we particularly plan for the expansion of our investment, risk management, outsourcing and consulting businesses. The move demonstrates our continued commitment to growth and investment in Scotland.
“One of the key benefits is to ensure that Mercer’s 200 employees from nearby Blythswood Square and Alhambra House offices can come together under one roof and work even more closely as a team, whilst also allowing efficiency gains from operating on a single site.”
G1 has kept the original façade of the old post office and has added a glass roof extension. The building is located on George Square, near Queen Street station and Central station.
Energy-efficient heating and lighting make the building one of the most sustainable and eco-friendly in central Glasgow.
Mercer plan to make the move in early July.
Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) represented Mercer in the deal. JLL’s Angela Pirie said: “Following a detailed review of Mercer’s occupational requirements in Glasgow we are delighted to have identified suitable office space and negotiated this lease on their behalf, matching a leading international consultancy firm with world class office space.”
Tenants of G1 already include Maclay, Murray & Spens, Ernst & Young, Gardiner & Theobald, Jamie’s Italian and Browns Brasserie.
There are still 7,500 square feet of office space on the fourth floor of the development which have yet to be leased.
