Property Management

Specifically targeted at innovation and high growth enterprise sectors, Creative Space Management provides innovative managed workspace solutions as well as interim and meanwhile use strategies to reduce liabilities for property owners and to stimulate business growth and enterprise. Creative Space Management has substantial experience of assisting asset owners and stakeholders to appraise feasibility projects and to develop viable business plans and convert them into commercially successful communities of businesses.

The company has 33 employees, a wide pool of expert associates and is currently managing over 50,000 square metres of space in the North of England and advising on a further 40,000 square metres of projects across the UK as well as international regeneration projects in Moscow.

The company has been recognised for its innovative approach with numerous awards including the RICS Award for Business Infrastructure and Facilities Management (2007), the British Institute for Facilities Management Award for Innovation (2009), British Council of Office Award for Innovation for Electric Works (2011) and RICS Project Of The Yeat (North East) for Toffee Factory (2012).

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what our clients say

“The experience Creative Space brought to our revenue planning of the new Dance4 building was most useful. Really pleased with the work.”

Rachel Emmett, General Manager, Dance4, Nottingham.

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