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PwC to become anchor tenant of Bradford’s One City Park

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PwC will become the anchor tenant in One City Park, the new Grade A office space in Bradford’s Centenary Square. 

The firm’s Bradford staff are set to relocate to the new 27,050 sq ft office space, which is spread across two floors, by June this year. 

According to the firm, the move to the new office will allow it to continue its expansion plans in the city and increase its workforce to approximately 500 additional employees over the next few years. 

One City Park has been built on the former West Yorkshire Police HQ site and features 56,403 sq foot of sustainable and modern workspace. The building has been delivered by nationwide place makers, Muse, in partnership with Bradford Metropolitan District Council.

Armoghan Mohammed, regional market lead for the North at PwC UK, said: “We first moved to Bradford in 2019, recognising the incredible potential of the city’s young and diverse population. I grew up close to Bradford myself and remember a vibrant and diverse culture and educated population, it was easy to see the enormous opportunity that PwC saw. 

“This new office space demonstrates the value and commitment we have in our people, clients and the local community in Bradford, and I’m extremely pleased to see the city also benefiting from the broader recognition and investment.”

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