Cubex and Fiera Real Estate announce strong leasing momentum at Skyline, Bristol

Cubex and Fiera Real Estate (“Fiera”) are pleased to announce the letting of Units 2 and 3 at Skyline, Bristol to HV Energy Systems, comprising a combined 19,600 sq ft, continuing strong leasing momentum at the scheme and taking the estate to approximately 65% let by floorspace.

HV Energy Systems provides electrical power solutions to a wide range of clients and has secured the units to support its operational requirements and future growth in the region. The accommodation offers a modern, high‑quality and a well‑connected base, benefitting from excellent access to major road networks and key commercial hubs across Bristol and the wider South West.

This latest transaction follows the recent letting of Unit 4, underscoring rising occupier demand for well‑specified, strategically located industrial accommodation and reinforcing Skyline’s position as one of the region’s most compelling multi‑let industrial schemes.

Situated in a prominent and highly accessible location, Skyline has been developed to provide flexible, energy‑efficient accommodation with strong sustainability credentials, contemporary unit design and generous yard space.

Units 5 to 8 remain available, offering flexible accommodation ranging from 5,200 sq ft to 26,300 sq ft, suitable for a broad range of industrial, trade counter and logistics occupiers.

The site was acquired off‑market in 2024 by Fiera Real Estate as part of its ongoing strategy to invest in well‑located, high‑performing assets with strong occupier appeal. Fiera has recently launched a new logistics development joint venture with a UK institution and has significant capital to deploy into similar small to mid‑box logistics development opportunities in key UK urban locations, typically ranging from 3 to 30 acres.

Alex Baker, Investment Manager at Cubex, commented:
“We are delighted to welcome HV Energy Systems to Skyline, completing the largest multi-let industrial estate letting in Bristol in Q1. Completion followed less than six weeks from agreement of heads of terms, further demonstrating the return of occupier confidence in the Bristol industrial market and the low availability of best-in-class Grade A supply.”