Office and practice space at Winterthur railway station fully let
The real estate company Colliers Switzerland has let all the office space in the property at Wartstrasse 2 on behalf of the previous tenant. The tenants are an ophthalmological practice, an architecture firm and a language school. The offices were offered in shell form.
Colliers Switzerland has found tenants for the development in the Wartstrasse 2 shopping street in Winterthur. As the commercial property service provider announced in a press release, the Augenarztpraxis am Bahnhof, an architecture firm and the Ecap language school will move into the office property directly next to the railway station.
Christine Hürzeler and Hans-Georg Geiger offer a full range of diagnostic and preventive examinations for the early detection of eye diseases at the ophthalmological practice at the railway station.
The Ecap language school has been in existence since 1970, initially focussing on courses in metal and mechanical engineering professions to qualify skilled workers for industrial companies. Today, the focus is on further training for migrants.
The office property at Wartstrasse 2 was created as part of the redesign of Rudolfstrasse and the new subway at the rear of the railway station. The municipal project aims to revitalise the neighbourhood streets and strengthen the character of the centre. The rental properties were offered in shell form. They extend over an area of 1860 square metres and five storeys. The smallest unit measures 62 square metres, while the largest offers 366 square metres of office and practice space.