In a significant vote of confidence for Bristol's commercial property sector, global real estate advisor Savills has completed a major relocation to a prestigious new city centre headquarters.
Prime Position in Bristol's Commercial Hub
The property giant has secured approximately 8,000 square feet of premium office space across the entire third floor of the landmark Aurora building on Feeder Road. This strategic move positions Savills at the heart of Bristol's thriving business district, bringing multiple service lines together under one roof for the first time.
This consolidation represents more than just a change of address - it's a statement of intent about Savills' commitment to Bristol and the South West region. The new space has been specifically designed to foster collaboration and enhance client service delivery.
Designed for Modern Working
The Aurora building itself stands as one of Bristol's most contemporary and sustainable commercial properties, offering:
- Exceptional environmental credentials and energy efficiency
- Modern amenities tailored to today's hybrid working patterns
- Premium facilities that reflect Savills' market-leading position
- Excellent transport links and city centre accessibility
Strategic Growth and Market Confidence
Savills' substantial investment in this new Bristol base sends a powerful message about the health of the city's commercial property market. The relocation enables the firm to accommodate its growing team while providing a superior working environment that aligns with its corporate values and client expectations.
The move comes at a time when Bristol continues to demonstrate resilience and growth potential within the UK commercial property landscape, attracting significant interest from both domestic and international investors.
Enhanced Service Delivery
By bringing together previously dispersed teams, Savills aims to create synergistic benefits that will ultimately deliver enhanced value to clients across the South West. The new configuration supports the firm's ambitious growth plans while reinforcing its position as a dominant force in the regional property market.
This strategic relocation underscores Bristol's status as a key commercial hub outside of London and demonstrates how leading professional services firms are adapting their operational models to meet evolving market demands and workplace expectations.
