11May 2011 by David Ajsose

How to improve your chances of raising finance from your bank – networking seminar

Exeid News, Networking Event, Nottingham
  Hi everyone, From time to time exeid.com will be bringing you information regarding excellent and usually Free, networking events that could benefit you and your organisation.  This forthcoming breakfast semina  is part of the Nottingham University  superb  ingenuity knowledge exchange. and the presentation explains how to improve your chances of raising loan finance for your business. Please read on The details for our next Ingenuity breakfast event have now been confirmed.  We hope this very current topic is relevant to you and your business and hopefully we’ll see you on the 1st June. Just how difficult is it to get finance from your bank?  And how do you improve your chances?   Banks are under pressure from government to lend to business – and they are making all the right noises…
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03May 2011 by David Ajsose

New serviced office for Eastside Properties’ “man of action” in Nottingham

20 Fletcher Gate News, Case Studies, Celebrity News, Client Profile, Commercial Property, Exeid News, Nottingham, Office space, serviced office space
[caption id="attachment_212" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="David Showing youngsters how to take pictures whilst on duty in Afghanistan"][/caption] Starting your own business can be fraught with danger but when military man David Thomas decided to set up his own business his training and planning for real danger stood him in good stead. In our “Pr profile” series in a couple of months time we’ll find out in detail how David planned, set up and has grown his business in preparation for his retirement from the Army. David has seen active service in Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan and although still only 30 years of age reached the rank of Staff Sergeant. David set up his business Eastside Properties with partner Peter Richardson just over a year ago and has just been awarded…
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20Apr 2011 by David Ajsose

What is a hot desk and what is hot desking all about?

Exeid News, Nottingham, Office space, Parking, Stanford House
The term Hot Desking is quoted by work place researchers as deriving from a term first coined by the US Navy - hot racking. This was the practice where the sailors on different shifts would share bunks. In the financial boom of the late 1980s when office rental costs and land prices in major financial centres went through the roof, the phrase - Hot Desking, became common place where workers shared desk space or terminals. Also in the financial markets when new computer systems were introduced these ‘seats’ would be occupied around the clock by different groups of traders following the global markets.  [caption id="attachment_8" align="alignright" width="150" caption="meeting room at 20 Fletcher Gate"][/caption]   Cost saving is an obvious motivation but these days hot desking provides an ideal opportunity for freelancers and…
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11Apr 2011 by David Ajsose

Spirits manufacturer and brand owner, Devonte, locates to Nottingham

20 Fletcher Gate News, Case Studies, Client Profile, Exeid News, Nottingham, Office space, serviced office space
Devonte Drinks have chosen Exeid.com to launch the expansion of their UK operation Devonte drinks recently moved to Nottingham but were dissatisfied with the quality of service at their previous location on High Pavement in the lace market in Nottingham. As a result the President of Devonte Drinks Mr PJ Robson decided that he needed a better quality of space for his team and to work in a more energetic and dynamic office. When Peter stumbled across 20 fletchergate in Nottingham he was surprised to learn that the company not only provided superb designer office space in the centre of Nottingham but that they were able to support his parent company in Panama with Marketing services. (please click 'more' below to read on ....) (more…)
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05Apr 2011 by David Ajsose

Reduction in empty rates relief – a blow to landlords and owners of commercial property.

Commercial Property, Exeid News, Landlords, serviced office space
This week has seen a further increase in the tax burden on landlords and Small businesses who own commercial property.  In a further drive to raise revenue by central government, the threshold at which an empty property is liable for full rates has dropped from £18,000 to £2600. This effectively means that many owners of  commercial properties will become liable for huge payments even if their properties are generating a nil income. Richard Priestley, MD of Exeid the boutique commercial property consultancy said "this change is nuts. It would be like taxing PAYE and NI to an employee who was out of work with no income. It makes no logical sense at all.” It is thought that the move will result in a further destabilisation of the commercial property market…
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01Apr 2011 by David Ajsose

Up and coming photographer teams up with Exeid Commercial Property Consultancy

Celebrity News, Exeid News
We were recently introduced to Paul Larkins one of the UK’s most vibrant up and coming talents in the world of Photography and we have to say we were mighty impressed. Paul has joined forces with Exeid the boutique commercial property consultancy to work within our PR-PRofiles division along side Stephanie Murphy PR consultant who made the introduction.  Stephanie and Paul will be working on a number of interesting projects over the next few months with Exeid and we will tell you more about Paul next month but in the meantime take a look at Paul in action: Little Latex Dress from Paul Larkins on Vimeo. Let us know what you think
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28Mar 2011 by David Ajsose

Parking Leicester avoids the work place parking Levy

Exeid News, Leicester, Parking
PARKING LEICESTER - Contract parking in Leicester can be a sore subject but surprisingly Leicester is much better serviced than its near neighbour and rival, Nottingham  in this regard. Unlike in Nottingham, businesses and employees in Leicester are not likely to be squeezed by the taxman via the Work Place Parking Levy,  well not for the moment that is. On the other hand, we won’t benefit from the fantastic tram network that is developing in Nottingham and which is to be the main beneficiary of the millions raised by the new tax. Leicester city benefits from closer links to London  and has a comprehensive bus service. This combined with the availability of good value contract parking mean that all sectors of society are well catered for.  With this in mind…
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28Mar 2011 by David Ajsose

Major jobs boost for Leicester as Exeid open new Leicester office on Museum Square

Exeid News, Leicester, Office space
[caption id="attachment_58" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="5 museum sq leicester meeting room"] Exeid have chosen 5 Museum square in Leicester to launch their new business centre and serviced office operation. Exeid an East midlands based boutique commercial property consultancy  have been  researching the possibility of a move into Leicester for the last 12 months andhave now officially launched their first  Leicester office. Richard Priestly Managing Director said “I am delighted to have found such a fantastic site and the location is superb. Most of the units within the building look out over the delightful leafy square adjacent to the Museum.” Richard went on to explain that the offices have been divided up to provide excellent accommodation for start up businesses and small organisations fro 1 to 10 staff. [/caption] “We also have…
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25Mar 2011 by David Ajsose

Stanford House Nottingham’s Perfect Georgian Gem – What next?

19 Castle Gate, Exeid News, Nottingham, Office space, Stanford House
  If you like Georgian Architecture and  Buildings then you'll absolutely LOVE Stanford House in Nottingham. Stanford House is a Georgian  Gem in the heart of Nottingham only 60 seconds stroll from Marks and Spencer’s and the Broadmarsh, Jamies Italian Nottingham, Paul Smith and Carluccio’s are also near by. It has recently undergone a sensitive restoration with the original aim of becoming the Harrods of Nottingham. Sadly, complicated planning and building control rules put the blocks on what would have been a fantastic addition to the Nottingham Retail Tourism and Leisure scene (for the moment at least). In a few  weeks time we will have an in-depth interview with David Ajose the man with the plan to breathe new life in to this wonderful building. We hope to find out much…
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22Mar 2011 by David Ajsose

It’s (Labour) Party time on Regent Street Nottingham

Exeid News
Nottingham now has two new MPs and two new constituency offices.  Exeid.com, the boutique property services consultancy, has been working with Lilian Greenwood and Chris Leslie to find them a new location for their constituency offices. David Ajose, CEO, said “the brief was difficult at first due to the new regulations laid down by IPSA (Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority).  However, our MD, Richard Priestley, identified a vacant site on Regent Street that fitted their requirements exactly. Exeid.com offers a range of property services from traditional leases through to the setting up of unusual licence agreements and  serviced office space.  As part of the brief, Lilian and Chris needed to have a more flexible lease due to their positions as Members of Parliament.  Richard Priestley said that the Exeid service allows…
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