The Financial Times has relocated to new state of the art offices at one of Belfast’s newest city centre office schemes – Centrepoint.

The Financial Times have taken the entirety of the 6th floor within the prestigious building which is also the Belfast location of other high profile tenants RTE and Irish Nationwide Building Society.

“From the minute the F.T. team viewed the building they were so impressed with the building, its location and outlook it was hard for them to go anywhere else” commented Robert Toland of DTZ McCombe Pierce LLP, the joint letting agent.

Des Taggart of the Conway Group said “Conway Group are delighted to welcome another high profile tenant to the Centrepoint Building – the aim at Centrepoint was to create and offer Grade A office accommodation to attract tenants of the calibre of The Financial Times, RTE and Irish Nationwide – we are succeeding in that goal.”

Centrepoint, a 36,000 sq ft 10 storey office building is situated in the heart of Belfast’s prime business district at the highly prominent junction of Bedford Street with Ormeau Avenue.

The development is now completed and is proving to be very popular in the Belfast office market.

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