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This well connected scheme covering an area of 2.2 hectares will comprise of 232 private and affordable homes across nine blocks and will provide a mix of studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments, as well as several terrace houses. The development will deliver nine...
We have available shops in 1 more locations near Newbury.
Newbury BID (Business Improvement District) is a not-for-profit organisation formed in 2012 by local businesses, for local businesses. It is a fully independent, business-led and business-funded Community Interest Company, which exists to allow the 500+ businesses of Newbury Town Centre to work together collaboratively towards a shared vision and purpose. Every business that occupies a hereditament (business rateable premises) within Newbury’s Business Improvement District with a rateable value of £5,000 or more pays an annual BID Levy. These funds are supplemented by income from the BID’s commercial activities and are used to deliver the projects voted for by businesses as part of the BID’s Term 3 Business Plan, “Taking Newbury to the Next Level”: “Our long-term vision is for Newbury to provide the best market town experience in the UK for residents, businesses, and visitors.”
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Shops to rent within 40 miles
1 available shop for rent
Average annual rent £22,412
Top listed agent Deal Varney
Fri Mar 21 2025
RK Real Estate has sold a Tesco supermarket in Newbury, Berkshire to real estate development company Gentian on behalf of a private client. The property was marketed with an asking price of £2.5m, reflecting a net initial yield of 7.93%. The asset is located at 17-19 Northbrook Street with the tenant, Tesco Express, recently signing a 10-year lease at a rent of £211,000 per annum. The property extends to a total of 19,264 sq ft across two floors and has a variety of potential asset management opportunities.
Fri Jan 10 2025
Plans for a £158m redevelopment of the Kennet Shopping Centre in Newbury, Berkshire, have been rejected by councillors. Developer Lochailort Newbury had submitted an application which would see the 1980s-era shopping centre make way for a eight-storey flat development with 427 new homes. Also included was the creation of approximately 33,500 sq ft of new Class E floorspace. Under the terms of the proposals, the entire shopping centre would be demolished, except for the block housing a Vue Cinema.
