31 Aug 2026
Ediston, on behalf of Clydebuilt II, has achieved full occupancy at “Workstation”, a collection of move-in-ready offices at 70 Wellington Street in Glasgow city centre, following the letting of a 1,273 sq ft suite to environmental design consultancy Cameron Kerr.
The transaction, advised by CBRE and Ryden, completes the final ground floor letting following the £3.5 million building refurbishment. “Workstation” is now home to Cameron Kerr, Unison, and Planet DDS, establishing a diverse occupier community within the refurbished space.
The building refurbishment delivers contemporary office accommodation that combines flexibility, sustainability, and compelling occupier facilities. The building boasts EV charging, bicycle storage, enhanced reception areas, basement wellness facilities, and a ground floor business lounge; amenities designed to support modern working. Located near Glasgow Central Station, the building benefits from strong public transport connectivity, while the fully fitted suites carry an EPC rating of A.
The building's sustainability credentials have been central to the refurbishment strategy. The project was driven by “70 Sourced”, Ediston's carbon reduction initiative, which prioritised working with suppliers and materials within a 70-mile radius of the building, and reused or refurbished materials wherever possible to reduce waste.
Peter Kerr, Director at Cameron Kerr, commented: "70 Wellington Street offered exactly the type of workspace we were looking for. Investing in our people means investing in the space they work in, and it was important to find an office that reflects who we are as a business.
"The quality of the refurbishment, the fully fitted suite, and the building's sustainability credentials made this the right fit. We're looking forward to establishing our new office here in the heart of Glasgow."
Sarah Hagen, head of office agency for Glasgow at CBRE, said: "Cameron Kerr's letting reflects the flight to quality we're seeing across Glasgow's office market, with occupiers prioritising fully fitted, sustainable spaces that help them attract and retain talent. The achievement of full occupancy on the ground floor demonstrates the strength of demand for this calibre of office product."
Andy McKinlay, Chairman of Ediston, said: "Achieving full occupancy at “Workstation” on behalf of Clydebuilt represents exactly what we set out to deliver with the refurbishment.
"The letting success underlines the sustained demand for premium, fully fitted office space in Glasgow city centre and reflects the value occupiers, from established businesses like Unison to growth-focused consultancies like Cameron Kerr, place on genuinely sustainable buildings that support how they want to work."
The letting reflects a Glasgow market where take-up reached 309,600 sq ft in the first half, its strongest since 2018. With available space now 19% below its five-year average, competition for quality, ready-to-occupy stock continues to intensify, according to CBRE's latest figures.
CBRE and Ryden continue to seek enquiries for suites on the first and third floors.
