Shops to let in Retail Schemes in Greater London - South East

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.

The Arena Retail Park is a redevelopment of a site that was orignally the Haringey Arena, where ice skating and basketball took place in the 1930s. It was converted to warehousing in the 1950s and partially converted to a retail park in the 1980s. 260 free car parking spaces with an additional 500 free spaces adjacent within Sainsbury's and McDonald's.

London's largest shopping park - 325,000 sq ft. Major brands include Next, H&M, River Island, JD Sports, TK MAXX, Boots, Sports Direct, and Puregym. 109,000 Sq ft Tesco Extra. 34 retail, food and beverage units. Over 1,500 free parking spaces. Located in the largest regeneration area in Europe. The catchment population is expected to grow by +20% by 2030. Excellent connections - Gallions Reach DLR Station and regular bus services. Less than 1 mile to the A13 connecting central London to the M25. 39% of Gallions Reach catchment households are families (8.5% above greater London average). Young target catchment on our doorstep - 66% of catchment population under 40 (57% in greater London); 79% under 50 (71% in greater London).

Tenants include Asda, Boots, Lidl, JD Sports, Matalan, Wilko, Sports Direct, Superdrug and Costa

Welcome 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.

Greenwich Shopping Park is the dominant Out of Town retail offer on Bugsby Way, a convenient and friendly shopping destination. It offers a high quality diverse range of retailers including Lidl, Wilko, Hobbycraft, Boots, Decathlon, JD Sports and Starbucks, with new lettings to TK Maxx and The Optical Center. 3,500-10,000 sq ft available, subject to vacant possession. Surrounding occupiers include Sainsbury's, M&S, Primark and Next.

In the centre of Sutton, a bustling South London commuter town, the 3-level St Nicholas Centre is anchored by Primark. Other national multiples located in the centre include Next, New Look, Brand Max, Deichmann, Pandora & Empire Cinema. The centre also boasts a strong leisure offer anchored by a 6 screen Empire Cinema and supported by Caffe Kiko, Esquires, Sowa Patisserie

The Chimes hosts over 70 brands offering a range of retail, catering and leisure uses attracting millions of shoppers to the centre every year. With current footfall around 12 million per annum and an estimated market spend of more than £500m, the centre is constantly a strong performer. Key retailers include; H&M, Lidl, Boots, Next, Wagamama and a state of the art IMAX cinema

Continuing the ongoing transformation of Stratford, Sugar House Island comprises some 26 acres of urban regeneration providing 700,000 sq ft of commercial space and 1,200 new homes. Being delivered in phases, there are already approximately 715 residents onsite in 380 completed residential units with a further 244 units (around 500 new residents moving in early 2025). There are already 500 workers amongst the commercial, office and creative space that has been built with likely another 1,000 workers once the Chimney Walk development which will see 220,000 sq ft of offices completed. Already established on the island is a new school 360, East London Dance Studio and Jim & Tonic Bar / Restaurant. When completed the island will be home to a vibrant community where some 6,000 people live, work and unwind.