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The scheme provides 260,000 sq ft of retail and leisure accommodation, adjacent to the High Street. Over 50 shops and restaurants in a contemporary covered mall and boulevard style cafés and restaurants, and is anchored by Sainsbury's & Next, with other retailers...
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Town centre freestanding retail warehouse
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10 available shops for rent
8 available shopping centre units
Average annual rent £51,944
Top listed agent GCW
Wed Apr 23 2025
London Square has acquired Wimbledon Bridge House from Federated Hermes, a mixed-use development which the group has earmarked for residential conversion. The property – which is situated opposite Wimbledon Quarter Shopping Centre and Wimbledon train station – comprises 128,000 sq ft of offices, a multi-storey car park, and 38,000 sq ft of retail space. The acquisition is London Square's 15th since becoming part of Aldar in 2023 and its third major site purchase this year intended for residential development.
Tue Apr 01 2025
The Sloane Stanley Estate has brought So.Shell to Fulham Road, with the manicure and pedicure treatment brand making its Chelsea debut. So.Shell has opened a 1,328 sq ft salon at 307 Fulham Road, offering treatments such as nail extensions, nail art, lash treatments, and eyebrow grooming laminations. The nail treatment brand joins a number of beauty and wellness-focused operators within Sloane Stanley's wider estate, such as KARVE, Margaret Dabbs, TriYoga, FaceGym, and Backstage.
Fri Mar 21 2025
Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) has introduced Health & Wellness at The Village at Westfield London, a dedicated destination for health and wellness operators. The destination introduces over 50,000 sq ft of space designed to meet the growing demand for accessible health and wellness experiences within a retail environment. URW’s recent How We Shop: From Play to Purpose report found that 70% of UK adults are open to accessing non-emergency health services in non-traditional settings like shopping centres.
