Stockport based Fairhurst Estates has been appointed joint agent as construction begins on a £5.5m trade counter and gym development in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
Trade World will create up to 50 jobs in the town.
Joint other agents for the development are Fernie Greaves and CSP.
Bakewell-based Litton Property Group received planning consent to build the 44,500 sq ft scheme in 2014.
One of three units pre-let include to Fairhurst Estates’ client National Tyres & Autocare.
Al Murad DIY and The Gym have also signed up to take a unit while a fourth unit is under offer to Halfords Autocentres.
Handelsbanken has provided around £3.7m of funding and related facilities.
Richard Squire, development director at Litton Property Group, said: “We are delighted to be delivering what will be a signature trade counter and gymnasium development for Rotherham.
“Modern, efficient and highly prominent new property is extremely limited in the town and Trade World offers occupiers a unique space to base themselves in Rotherham with easy access to the local and regional road network.”
Roe Developments (UK) is expected to complete the project in December with the units open for trading in early 2017.
Kevin Fletcher, corporate manager of Handelsbanken, said: “This scheme will help to grow the South Yorkshire economy and we are delighted to be playing a part in that process.”
Pictured (l-r): Phil Purnell, Roe Developments; Richard Squire, Litton Property Group; George Thompson, Fernie Greaves; Kevin Fletcher, Handelsbanken.