SGI acquires Edinburgh office building from OakNorth Bank

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Simon Creasey

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Scarborough Group International (SGI) has acquired the former Younger Building in West Edinburgh from clients of OakNorth Bank for an undisclosed price.

The 89,863 sq ft, six-storey building was originally constructed in 1999 for NatWest Group. 

The vacant property offers a prime opportunity for redevelopment into a modern, high-quality workspace and SGI is now working closely with its design team to refine and finalise plans for the building’s transformation, with a view to commencing on-site works in the summer.

Simon McCabe, chief executive of SGI, said: “The former Younger Building is a fantastic opportunity for us. It’s in a great location, has excellent transport links and provides a strong foundation for transformation. By leveraging our expertise and experience in delivering high-quality, landmark projects, we’re confident we will not only meet the growing demand for Grade A office space but also set a new benchmark for occupiers in West Edinburgh.”

Benjamin Du Boulay, senior director at OakNorth Bank, added: “We are pleased to have supported Scarborough Group International with the acquisition of the former Younger Building. Given SGI’s impressive track record in delivering high-quality commercial projects, we are confident that this redevelopment will breathe new life into the site and contribute positively to West Edinburgh’s business landscape. We look forward to seeing their vision come to life.”

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