- Buy
- Rent
- Portfolios
Advertise
- Sign In
- Register
Shops to let in Retail & Shopping Parks in Hertfordshire
- Score
- Size ↓
- Size ↑
- Rent PA ↑
- Rent PA ↓
- Listed date ↓
- Distance ↑
No matching properties
Try removing some of the filters or search in another area
Nearby locations with available shops
Shops to rent within 10 miles
Shops to rent within 20 miles
Shops to rent within 30 miles
Shops to rent within 40 miles
Shops to rent within 50 miles
Information about retail space in Hertfordshire
Latest retail news in Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire Hollywood delayed as film studio construction put on hold
3 July 2023
A contractor responsible for a £600m Hertfordshire film studio has stood down its supply chain, as the development comes to a halt. The owners of Hollywood's Sunset Studios, Blackstone and Hudson Pacific, purchased the 90-acre site in Broxbourne to expand its filming and production capabilities on the other side of the pond. They had signed pre-construction agreements with contractor ISG late last year.
Green light for £500m Hertfordshire mixed-use development
4 June 2023
A £500m mixed-use development in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire has been granted planning permission by the Borough of Broxbourne Council. Named Brookfield Riverside, the development looks to create a new town centre for the borough and is expected to consist of up to 315,000 sq ft of retail space, 250,000 sq ft of leisure and F&B space, public realm improvements, 160,000 sq ft of offices, around 250 homes and 100 assisted living units, and a 2,000-space car park.
LXi REIT offloads St Albans retail park for £31m
5 June 2023
LXi REIT has completed the sale of a St Albans retail park to an unnamed UK pension fund for £31m. Griffiths Retail Park is currently let to B&Q, Aldi, and Costa Coffee, and has a weighted average unexpired lease term of 18 years. The real estate investment trust acquired the property in 2019 for £24m, meaning the sale produced a net initial yield of 4.7%. LXi REIT said the sale was in line with the book value as of March 31, and generates an "attractive" 11% annual rate of return.