Retail Schemes located in Derby

Existing occupiers include Marks & Spencer, Next, Boots, TK Maxx. Argos, Hobbycraft, Smyths Toys, PureGym, Poundland, ScS, Harveys, Pets at Home, Costa, Greggs and Subway. Adjacent to Sainsbury's, Homebase and Currys.

The scheme comprises approximately 48,152 sq ft of retail accommodation with associated car parking anchored by a Lidl food store. The retail park serves as a district centre to residents of the Normanton suburb of Derby.

The Meteor Centre is 193,031 sq ft and primarily consists of home retailers including The Range, Dreams, B&M, Carpetright and DFS, along with Pets at Home, PC World, Office Outlet, American Golf and Aldi. Partial refurbishment was carried out in 2007. Wren Kitchens, Oak Furnitureland and Costa Coffee have all recently opened stores on the scheme which has increased footfall.

Prominent town centre Retail Park adjacent Westfield Derby and fronting Inner Ring Road. Existing occupiers include Matalan, Home Bargains, Sleepmasters & Poundstretcher and planning consent is Open A1 (food and non-food).

St Peter’s Mall is an indoor retail precinct which forms one entrance to the Derbion shopping centre (formerly Intu Derby) via its link to the pedestrianised St Peter’s Street. As a result, it benefits from proximity to Derbion, which has an annual footfall of 24 million, with 2.1 million being recorded directly through St Peters Mall.

Travel retail units to let. Opportunities available within this busy roadside service station, anchored by Shell and KFC. The location benefits from passing traffic of 90,000 vehicles a day (AADT). The site also benefits from an on-site pub and hotel as well as being on the same junction as the Toyota Car Factory. All units subject to a turnover top up with a % to be agreed dependent on use. Exclusivity clauses will be granted to new operators. Units 2 and 4 are partially fitted out and will be handed over in a to be agreed condition. Units suitable for a variety of uses within class E. Any other uses considered (subject to planning)

Over 25 million people per annum enjoy a wide range of vibrant mix of local and national retailers, together with 3 restaurants and Eat Central – a spectacular 800 seat dining space. Adjacent to Eat Central, a 12-screen Showcase Cinema de Lux provides a first-class customer entertainment experience. Since opening in October 2007, the centre has improved Derby's CACI ranking by 20 places, making it the principal retail and leisure destination in one of the most dynamic growth areas in the East Midlands.

Pride Retail & Leisure Park, which is home to DW Fitness, DW Sports Store, Powerleague, Oxygen Free Jumping, Intersport, Frankie & Benny’s and Subway. Located close to the iconic Pride Park sports stadium, it's a very popular and busy leisure scheme which has in excess of 10,000 employees working on the Pride Park site everyday providing an excellent customer base.

Sinfin Shopping Centre is dominated by ASDA but also has a Post Office, a number of small shops, takeaway, library and doctor's surgery.