Purley Way Centre Drury Crescent, Purley Way, Croydon, CR0 4XU
Retail Park
A purpose built retail warehouse scheme divided into four units between 5,219 sq ft and 32,415 sq ft. Occupiers include Argos, TK Maxx, Hobbycraft and Mamas & Papas.
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Centrale Croydon, CR0 1TY
Shopping CentreWelcome to Centrale, one of the largest covered retail developments in London. In the heart of Croydon, it houses many well-known high street brands and is one of the strongest retail destinations in the area. Centrale Shopping Centre is located within Croydon town centre. It is anchored by House of Fraser and Next. Other retailers within the scheme include Sports Direct, Boots, H&M, and Zara. The scheme has an annual footfall of over 10 million. It sits opposite to the Whitgift Shopping Centre and fronts North End Road. See attached street traders plans.
The Whitgift North End, Croydon, CR0 1LP
Shopping CentreWhitgift Shopping Centre is located within Croydon town centre. It is anchored by Boots and Marks & Spencer. Other retailers within the scheme include Sainsburys, JD Sports, Waterstones, H&M and Superdry. The scheme has an annual footfall of over 15 million. It sits opposite to the Centrale Shopping Centre and fronts North End Road. See attached street traders plans.
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No. 26 Dingwall Road, East Croydon
Retail ParkNo. 26 is a residential scheme comprising 183 apartments, immediately adjacent to the northern entrance to East Croydon Station, which has in excess of 26.5 million passengers per year.
West Retail Park Thornton Road, Croydon, CR0 3EU
Retail Park29,000 sq ft of retail warehouse space immediately available adjacent to Wren's Flagship Store fronting the A23 in Croydon. Potential to subdivide.
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4 available shops for rent
2 available shopping centre units
2 available retail park units
Top listed agent Green & Partners
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Fashion brand to open UK flagship store on Covent Garden's Neal Street
1 December 2024
Fashion brand Urban Revivo is set to open its first flagship UK store at 8-12 Neal Street in Covent Garden, London. The retailer has signed a five-year lease for a 5,300 sq ft space previously occupied by Mango and arranged over basement, ground, and first floors. Urban Revivo joins a number of new retailers in the area, with neighbours including Alo Yoga, Onitsuka Tiger, Brandy Melville, Barbour, Space NK, and Nobody's Child.
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M&S' plans to demolish Oxford Street flagship approved by government
1 December 2024
The Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has given Marks and Spencer the go-ahead to demolish its flagship store on Oxford Street to make way for redevelopment. M&S first submitted a planning application to redevelop the Marble Arch store in March 2021, which was initially approved before the previous Secretary of State Michael Gove rejected the proposals in 2023. At the time, Gove said the plans were rejected on the grounds that the public benefits would not outweigh the harm to local landmarks, including the Selfridges department store and a number of conservation areas.
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