Strategic Locations
At the heart of Edinburgh is a vibrant city centre which
provides easy access to strategic developments throughout Edinburgh
city region to Forth Valley and Fife.
The City of Edinburgh
The city centre is home to both elegant
Georgian properties being flexibly used as office spaces and
carefully planned new development areas whilst maintaining the
qualities which attract world heritage site status.
Further information on Edinburgh
Inspiring Capital
Edinburgh BioQuarter
This landmark life science real estate development is
located to the south of Edinburgh city centre, beside
the new Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. An excellent location for
life science companies to carry out pre-clinical research as well
as clinical trials.
Further information on Edinburgh BioQuarter
Roslin and Easter Bush (Midlothian)
As part of its expansion, Roslin Institute will move to a
£60.6 million state-of-the-art building on the University of
Edinburgh's Easter Bush Veterinary campus,
creating one of the world's leading centres of veterinary
education and research.
Further information on Roslin Institute and Easter
Bush Campus
Heriot-Watt and West Edinburgh
Heriot-Watt Research Park was established
in 1971 and the first science park in Europe, co-located on the
same campus and run by Heriot-Watt University.
The expansion of Edinburgh Park and Edinburgh
International Airport are continuing the development of West
Edinburgh into a major business hub for the city.
Further information on Heriot-Watt
Research Park
West Lothian
This area is home to the majority of
Edinburgh’s Science Parks - BioCampus, Edinburgh Technopole,
Pentlands Science Park, Roslin Biocentre and also the Easter Bush
Research Consortium.
Further information on Edinburgh's Science
Parks
East Lothian
The Elvingston Science Centre was established
in 1997 to enhance the technological and economic growth potential
of East Lothian, Scotland. It promotes the commercialisation of
University spin-outs and the incubation of new high-technology
companies with prospects of rapid growth.
Further information on
Elvingston Science Centre
Fife
The Energy Park is an excellent
industrial location in one of Scotland's fastest growing areas,
close to the urban and industrial centres of Scotland and offers an
opportunity to locate and create synergies with other companies
working in the same field.
Further information on Energy
Park Fife
Forth Valley
Stirling University Innovation Park is a
premier business location where a dynamic enterprise environment
merges with an inspirational campus setting.
Grangemouth has long been known as the
chemical manufacturing capital of Scotland and further
development (GTP2) has positioned Grangemouth as a hub of life
sciences activity, which benefits from its proximity to the
world-class chemicals sector in Forth Valley.
Further information on SUIP and Grangemouth