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Bristol Commercial Development Moves Forward with Funding and Construction Decisions

Developer funding and planning steps are advancing industrial and office projects in several Bristol locations.

By Bristol Business Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Tungsten Properties secured £19 million in funding to deliver Tungsten Park Filton, a new Grade A industrial development in Bristol. This decision adds to ongoing activity across the city’s commercial sector.

Industrial Project Receives Funding

The £19 million secured by Tungsten Properties supports delivery of Tungsten Park Filton. The funding decision reflects conditions that allow industrial schemes to proceed in the area.

Mixed-Use Business Park Construction Starts

Construction has begun on Horizon 38, a £120 million mixed-use business park covering 65 acres at the former Rolls Royce East Works site in Filton. The first phase is scheduled to be ready for occupation by July 2027. This timeline follows the start of work on the former industrial site.

Office Projects Advance in Multiple Locations

YTL Developments has started speculative development of The Interchange at Brabazon, described as Bristol’s only Grade A office building currently under construction. Royal London Asset Management submitted plans for two new offices centred around a landscaped urban park in the Distillery business district, formerly known as Glassfields, in central Bristol. Separately, the speculative redevelopment of Portwall Place was confirmed, with construction due to commence in March 2026. These steps show decisions by different organisations moving forward in distinct parts of the city.

The projects involve named developers and asset managers responding to current market conditions. Construction timelines and funding figures are tied directly to the announcements made for each scheme.

Further phases and occupation dates will depend on progress at the individual sites. Local businesses and occupiers can monitor planning updates through Bristol City Council channels for details on availability and next steps.

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