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A bright future

Bradford boasts a rich history, a truly international community, and a young, forward-looking population, making the city one of the most compelling places to do business in the UK.

The rebirth of the historic Odeon cinema

The rebirth of the historic Odeon cinema

The Mirror Pool at night

The Mirror Pool at night

UNESCO World Heritage Site at Saltaire

UNESCO World Heritage Site at Saltaire

Yorkshire Dales National Park

Yorkshire Dales National Park

The University of Bradford is part of the elite group of 1% of business schools worldwide with triple crown accreditations.

Excellent education levels for younger students, with over 90% of primary and 75% of secondary schools achieved good or outstanding Ofsted ratings.

One of only two UK locations outside London to be a net importer of graduates.

Nearly 80,000 residents are highly qualified and Bradford is a city full of people with bright ideas about the future.

Bradford has a growing population of over 540,000, of which more than 26% are under 18.

The region has the largest workforce in Northern England, with a working age population of 1.9 million.

BASF, Provident Financial, Yorkshire Water, Morrisons and the British Wool Marketing Board are all based in the city.

The economy is outpacing national growth and set to expand by a further 25% over the next 7 years.

The region is home to a thriving data science cluster spanning financial services, betting and gaming and digital agency.

Bradford was the world’s first UNESCO City of Film and has a global reputation as a key location for film and TV production.

The Bradford Literature Festival curates a diverse selection of voices to boost literacy and a passion for education, reaching an audience of over 70,000, 51% from ethnic minority backgrounds.

David Hockney is a Bradford icon and was voted the most influential British artist of all time. The Hockney Gallery at Cartwright Hall contains works spanning his career, including unseen photos from his personal albums.

Culture & Entertainment

National Science and Media Museum
The Light Cinema
Alhambra Theatre
Bradford Live
St George’s Hall
Bradford Ice Arena
The Leisure Exchange

Food & Drink

Peacock Bar
Omar Khan’s
Esquires Coffee
The Cake’Ole
MyLahore
Caffe Nero
BrewDog

Retail

Forster Square Shopping Park
Kirkgate Shopping centre
Broadway Bradford
Darley Street Market
Cenetenary Buildings
Wool Exchange/Waterstones
Heritage Streets

Hotels

The Bradford Hotel
Great Victoria Hotel
Jury’s Inn
Holiday Inn Express
The Midland Hotel
Premier Inn
Travel Lodge

Connectivity

One City Park is ideally located, just a short walk from Bradford Interchange and Forster Square offering rail connections to Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, and London. The centre is easily walkable or cyclable and buses connect across the city and its environs.

Need more information?

Download the brochure to learn more about why One City Park is a building for tomorrow in a city for today.

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Roddy Morrison

T: +44 (0)113 200 1810
roddy.morrison@colliers.com

Charles Preston

T: +44(0) 113 200 1808
charles.preston@colliers.com

Eamon Fox

T: +44 (0)113 297 2433
eamon.fox@knightfrank.com

Victoria Harris

T: +44 (0)113 297 2448
victoria.harris@knightfrank.com

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