Retail Schemes located in City of London - Greater London

From 360 to 15,380 sq.ft of retail & leisure space available in the heart of London. 18 King William Street is the perfect space for a potential 21st century leisure extravaganza. Whether it be a bar, restaurant, retail store or luxury boutique the space is perfectly positioned under 18 King William Street in the heart of London’s business district. The space is surrounded on all sides by famous landmarks. The Bank of England can be found a few minutes walk north, the Walkie Talkie building to the east, London Bridge to the south and St Paul’s Cathedral to the west. The area is both a tourist hotspot and home to seemingly endless offices, providing a constant throng of passing footfall - ideal for potential retail & leisure space. 18 King William Street is seriously well connected - it is only a minutes’ walk from Monument tube station and is literally next door to the new TFL Bank Station Entrance which will open in early 2023. Large available space like this in The City of London is rare - the current status of the space means that it’s a blank canvas ready for a tenant to paint a masterpiece. Spaces are available on both the ground floor and basement levels.

A stone’s throw away from Borough Market, the Tate and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre - provides the perfect destination for boutique retail and food offerings, hand-picked for their individuality and originality. The new development is an opportunity to host a range of tastes, purposefully curated to encourage a convenient, relaxed lifestyle. Cultivating and maintaining wellness is at the heart of the place-making at Triptych Bankside with The Font providing a bespoke bouldering and gym facility alongside locally sourced food and drink from The Swan. All day deli – Uncommon and The Art Academy are both fitting out currently and we look forward to welcoming them to the development shortly. The landscaped gardens provide a unique serenity to work life and the jogging and cycle-friendly surrounding area allows for visitors to come and go at their leisure. Nestled on the banks of the River Thames, overlooking the sky scrapers of the City of London and tucked between London Bridge and the Southbank, Bankside’s fantastic connections and vibrant cultural make it the perfect place to do business. It is easy to see why an impressive roster of businesses call Bankside their home. Local office occupiers include: Informa Markets, IBM, HSBC, Matches Fashion, Kraft Heinz, Campari Group, HCA Healthcare and the AA, just to name a few. As well as 169 private apartments Triptych Bankside is also home to an eclectic mix of businesses who have chosen Bankside to be their new home, including Haleon, Corgan, Quarto and Everyone TV.

Having undergone a stunning refurbishment, Sixty London Wall offers 15,000 sq ft of premium retail space in a prime location. Centrally positioned within a working population of 400,000, Sixty London Wall is a match made in heaven within a high footfall neighbourhood that embraces culture and innovation.

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

WeWork and Nuveen are working together on the development of Devonshire Square (DSQ), London’s first WeWork ‘campus’. The vision is to create a city neighbourhood of the future, made up of the WeWork community that enables members to find and fulfil their purpose. As an events led campus, the retailers at Devonshire Square will benefit from the active calendar and host of brand activations organised by WeWork. A focus on world-class content, creating community-enhancing experiences, igniting the energy of this new destination.

No. 1 Poultry is a contemporary building offering offices in the heart of one of the world's leading financial districts. The building's lower two levels house shops and other services, and the roof-top features gardens and the Coq d'Argent restaurant, created by Sir Terence Conran. Other operators include Austin Reed, Gap, Oasis, Jessops, Toni & Guy and Boots Opticians.

The tallest skyscraper in the City of London and the fifth tallest in London as a whole. Vertigo 42 - Champagne Bar

Retailers such as Tiffany and Co, Paul Smith and Cartier.

Octagon Arcade is one of the principal entrances into the Liverpool Street Station and is situated close to the junction of Eldon Street, Bloomfield Street and Liverpool Street. Occupiers within close proximity include Reiss, Monsoon, Body Shop and 3Store.

One of the most exciting City developments, Paternoster Square, provides some 70,000m² of office space, retail outlets and cafes