Digital products agency Komodo has relocated into city centre offices in what it calls a strategic investment.
The firm, which has developed products for the likes of Citizens Advice and iamproperty, has moved to a 10,000 sq ft space within Newcastle's historic Cathedral Buildings on Dean Street.
Komodo was supported by Newcastle's Mincoffs Solicitors in the move to Cathedral Buildings from its former Westgate Road base which it had operated since 2013.
Komodo's founder and managing director Andy Greener said “Since 2003, we’ve designed and crafted digital products for a variety of businesses and organisations. Our clients range from start-ups looking to revolutionise an industry sector through to large corporate or public sector organisations seeking to refine digital experiences for their users. We take pride in delivering digital products that solve complex problems and facilitate long-term commercial growth.
"With state of the art video conferencing hardware, we now have an increased and greatly enhanced capacity to hold client product workshops either in-person or online. The increased studio space and bespoke fit-out provides a perfect environment for collaborative and creative working for our team and clients. It is a strategic investment to support our ambition and continued growth.”
Solicitor Jordan Down, from Mincoffs’ real estate team, advised on the terms of the lease and added: “It was a pleasure to act on behalf of Andy and the team at Komodo to help get them the right premises for their business as they continue to grow.
"Komodo is a successful and ambitious business at the forefront of the fast-growing Newcastle tech scene and it is always a pleasure to work with them."
