Council land and premises for rent

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Industrial units

You can view a list of available industrial units (last updated: June 2021).

High-specification buildings for advanced manufacturing businesses are available at TeesAMP. Visit the TeesAMP website for more information, or get in touch with the TeesAMP team.

Retail units

You can view a list of available retail units (last updated: June 2021).

Offices

Highly desirable office units are available in Centre Square. The buildings are energy efficient and sustainable, providing a flexible and superior working environment. Read the Centre Square brochure for more information, or get in touch with the Centre Square team.

Other units

You may also be interested in council-owned property available to buy, or privately owned business premises in Middlesbrough.

Contact

For further information on all council-owned land and premises, please email valuation&estates@middlesbrough.gov.uk or call Gillian Currie on 01642 729118.

Latest News

Honour for Middlesbrough Citizen of the Year

"If you're a Boro lad, you support the Boro and grow up on a council estate - to win Citizen of the Year of your home town? To me there's nothing better in the world..." These are the words of Tony Wedlake, the Middlesbrough man who has helped raise nearly half a million pounds for good causes in the area who has been named the town's Citizen of the Year.

Mayor welcomes closure of suspected drugs dens

Two next door drugs dens have been shut down with the occupants booted out after a successful Middlesbrough Council operation. The authority successfully took separate cases to court where it was heard there had been complaints relating to criminal behaviour at the neighbouring addresses on Tennyson Street in the town centre.

Community gardens open at Newham Grange

New community gardens have opened at Newham Grange Farm to get people involved in "getting fit, socialising and growing healthy food". The new facility has been created at the Coulby Newham Farm over the summer and now local community groups are wanted to use the growing facility.