Telford Plaza has received the boost following the implementation of sustainable technology from the team at Re:Volve Real Estates.
The team successfully increased the property's occupancy rate from 20 per cent to 100 per cent, all while reducing operational service charge costs to just £7 per sq ft – a substantial decrease from the previous £12. Launched as a crucial step towards complying with the governments clean air legislation impacting office environments, Re:Tune controls and monitors air quality within offices to meet necessary clean air levels.
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