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Sandford Gate, Eastpoint Business Park
Oxford

01865 910184

Oxford commercial property consultants and chartered surveyor providing commercial property agency services to the retail, office, industrial or leisure sectors.  

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NJC Commercial Property Agent

Commercial property agent in Oxford offering property services to landlords and tenants, buyers and sellers.  Specialising in lease negotiations, rent reviews, relocations.  

NJC are an independent, well-established commercial property agent and chartered surveyor in Oxfordshire and the Thames Valley. 

Whether you are a landlord or a tenant, NJC, with their extensive market knowledge and supported by the latest property information, provide market-leading advice with a professional and innovative
approach to all instructions.
 

 
 

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Plans submitted for massive Oxford urban regeneration

Long-mooted plans for a major science park and homes district on the former Northern Gateway site in North Oxford have been submitted by Thomas White Oxford on behalf of parent St John’s College, Oxford to Oxford City Council.

Office rents rise as university spin-outs seek space in Oxford
Office rents rise as university spin-outs seek space in Oxford

Office space demand from fast-growing Oxford University spin-out businesses have seen prime office rents in Oxford grow by 16.7 per cent in a year, new research has revealed.

Sharp fall in value of retail property as high street woes worsen
Sharp fall in value of retail property as high street woes worsen

The UK’s retail property sector has suffered one of its biggest monthly falls in value for over six years amid disappearing footfall on the high street reports City AM.