Retail marketing firm signs for new 17,000 sq ft office in Leicestershire 

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Simon Creasey

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Retail marketing firm Array UK has signed for the 17,077 sq ft Dock 4 office building at the Dock 3-5 workspace development in Leicestershire.

The scheme, which opened in October last year, is part of the Space City Enterprise Zone and is located next to the National Space Centre and Leicester University’s research and development campus.

Leicester city mayor, Sir Peter Soulsby, said: “I’m delighted to welcome this award-winning business – Array UK – to join the mix of other innovative businesses in our latest Dock workspace. Achieving 40% occupancy in just nine months is a testament to the quality of serviced workspace that is being offered here.”

Anthony Gosse, CEO of Array Marketing, added: “We are pleased to have found the right place to further strengthen our presence in the UK and EMEA. Our Leicestershire hub plays a key role in driving sustainable and innovative retail solutions for our clients. In EMEA, our production facility in Warsaw, with its comprehensive cross-functional team, works hand in hand with our UK employees to deliver expertly crafted, high-quality solutions. This strategic set-up allows us to continue shaping the future of retail experiences while reinforcing our commitment to sustainability and industry-leading innovation.”

Crystal Carter, workspace development manager at Dock, said: “Achieving 40% occupancy in just nine months is a testament to the market demand and quality of serviced workspace that we’ve built with this Dock extension. We’re excited to welcome Array UK, a leader in retail marketing innovation, to our growing community. It’s not just about filling spaces; it’s about fostering the right business environment. Our team is dedicated to helping tenants thrive while contributing to Leicester’s net zero ambitions and a more sustainable future.”

Dock 3-5 is owned and run by Leicester City Council. Brackley Property Developments served as development partner on the scheme and construction was carried out by Wilten Construction.

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