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Battery studios seeks tenants. (A & R).
London's Battery Studios is looking for a new occupier following parent company Zomba's decision to exit from the day-to-day running of the studio complex as a business.
The studio will be available for a single tenant or to individual tenants for each of its three main studios on a long-term basis. It is understood that Zomba is reluctant to sell the studios completely in order to recoup the costs of a recent ...
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