The two new buildings have proved extremely popular with 12 Of the 15 units already let to a wide cross section of tenants.
They have been built opposite each other, with the first comprising of five units and the second ten units – complete with meeting rooms, parking and staff facilities.
Kevin Paton-Feaver, of Empire Medals and Training, said: "We wanted to offer businesses and consumers a greater choice of framing options and a speedy turnaround.
"We needed a larger, self contained unit that offered flexibility and value for money. This was just what Leasow's Court offered.
David Vicarey, of Sprinkler Tech Ltd, said: "The move to Leasow's Court will enable us to expand other avenues of the business due to the increase in space.
"Proceeds from the Land Deal have been invested in small business units which are required for expanding businesses and start ups. It will be the first time in at least two decades that we've developed new starter units.
There are now only three units remaining within the blocks, each offering floor space of just over 3600 square foot.
Caption from left: Kevin Paton-Feaver of Empire Medals and Training, Councillor Lee Carter, Telford & Wrekin Council's cabinet member for Economic Development, David Vicarey of SprinklerTech and Kevin Martin of Blinds4Less.