Retail Schemes located in London

This new development has a total size of 202,511 sq. ft, comprising of six retail warehouse units (totalling 123,456 sq. ft) and fifteen industrial units. Retailers including B&Q, Currys/PC World, Aldi, Pets at Home and Next Home are now all open for trade, with a McDonald's pod currently under construction.

Existing occupiers include Halfords, Currys PC World, Hobbycraft, Harveys, Sports Direct and Pets at Home. An extensive refurbishment of the scheme has now been completed, including new elevations, entrance features, estate signage and a resurfaced car park.

A shopping experience in the heart of King’s Cross, a shopping street with shops, cafes, bars and restaurants at the heart of King’s Cross. With its canalside setting, Victorian architecture and beautiful new public squares as a backdrop, Coal Drops Yard brings something entirely different to London’s shopping scene

Current tenants include Oliver Bonas, Rituals, IQOS, EE and Vodafone.

Retailers include: Currys, Harveys, Halfords, B&M and The Food Warehouse.

250,000 sf ft of retail within a 340,000 sf ft development next to St Pauls Cathedral. 70 retail units over three floors.

The O2 Arena is the world's most successful music venue and has 1.2 million sq ft of mixed leisure and anchored by a 22,000 capacity music arena, a multi screen cinema and Hollywood Bowl. This is the largest leisure development, since its inital development and have recently completed lettings to Ask Italian, Busaba Eathai and Cabana, reaching record rental tones in the arena.

An attractive parade of 14 units in a prominent retail location opposite South Kensington underground station. Tenants include a number of national retailers such RBS and Thomas Cook and is very popular with well-known A3 operators such as Carluccio's, Pret a Manger and Starbucks. The area is a busy tourist destination due to the close proximity to the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum and has recently benefitted from a new pedestrianised area that leads footfall directly from the station exit to the property.

The O2 Centre, located on Finchley Road NW3, London offers the best in world cuisine, an 8 screen cinema, health club with swimming pool, and a wide range of top retail. It is a multi-use space inside the exciting O2 entertainment destination.

The subject property predominantly comprises a converted retail warehouse unit providing 23,597 sq ft and is occupied by Staples UK Limited who has sub-let part of the unit to Carpetright PLC. Servicing is provided to the rear of the unit via Hyndman Street, which is also used to access the car park.

Colindale Retail Park was originally constructed in the 1980’s and comprises six units of retail warehouse accommodation. The scheme is arranged in a horseshoe configuration around a central car park providing 158 car parking spaces.

The Stable Street units occupy the ground floor of the Western Transit Shed opposite Coal Drops Yard. The entrances face onto the amenities of Lewis Cubitt Square and Lewis Cubitt Park opposite.

Solus Sainsbury's unit anchors this scheme with neighboring tenants including: Halfords, Comet and Allied Carpets

At 300,000 sq ft, its mix of 25,000 sq ft Garden Floors, 4,000 – 8,750 sq ft Sky Floors, exclusive business lounge, restaurants and roof gardens sets a new benchmark for City working

Cardinal Place includes 550,000 square feet of office space and 100,000 square feet of retail.

A 12 unit central London retail and leisure development.

245 Hammersmith Road is speculative 240,000 sq ft office building with 10,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space The building will sit in front of a new Urban Park, covering a surface so large it could fit 150 red London busses. A funicular lift and stairs connect the Plaza to the Urban Park and this will provide a meeting point for the community to gather for year-round social activities and cultural events, such as pop-up markets and outdoor screenings

A dominant retail park on Greenwich Peninsula with tenants including Aldi, Wren Kitchens, Next and Primark.