Retail Schemes located in Greater London - South East

In the heart of Islington, Islington Square is a new mixed use development located on the site of the former Royal Mail North London Sorting Office. The scheme will provide 170,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space, in addition to 38,000sq ft of office and 292,000 sq ft of residential. A mixture of shops, cafes, restaurants, a health club and a boutique cinema will complement the existing retailers in the local area.

The Nag’s Head Shopping Centre contains a 4000m² supermarket, currently occupied by Morrisons with an adjoining 300 space car park, some retail units and a small central public meeting space with entrances not only from Morrisons but also Boots, Marks and Spencer and James Selby.

iScene is an existing mixed use development which includes an 11-screen cinema with over 600,000 visits per annum, restaurants, leisure uses and a hotel. Our aim is to revitalise iScene by introducing an exciting new restaurant frontage at ground floor, creating an active and vibrant streetscape. A new contemporary façade will refresh iScene, reinforcing the development as the major leisure destination in both Ilford and East London. The new scheme will see a comprehensive refurbishment to provide an attractive and inviting new destination in Ilford town centre. It will have a new set back frontage at ground floor, creating a new external terrace for cafe style dining and a generous walkway alongside. Exposed stone columns complete the contemporary look and create an inviting colonnade. It will have full height, fully glazed and well lit restaurant frontages incorporating clear, modern signage, with well sized and proportioned restaurant units, serviced from a separate enclosed service yard to the rear. There will be enhanced cinema signage and branding, the already successful Cineworld will be more prominent and inviting. The addition of seven restaurants will create an evening destination. It will feature gold coloured façade to the upper levels shimmers in the light, a new landmark building in Ilford. The town has a thriving high street and shopping centre and is marked as an area of opportunity in the London Plan, promoting growth and development. Nearby, the area is seeing continued investment with residential and community facilities being built.

Broadwalk provides the sole shopping centre in Edgware, providing a covered scheme extending to 192,000sq ft. The scheme is anchored by Sainsbury and Marks and Spencer and includes a surface car park extending to 4 acres.

The centre provides 292,000 sq ft of retail and leisure accommodation., close proximity to Westfield Londo.

Existing tenants include Dunelm, Homesense and SportsDirect.com which is situated adjacent to Waitrose.

The Spires Shopping Centre is the only shopping centre within High Barnet and is the primary shopping destination situated on the High Street in the heart of the town centre. High Barnet underground station is approximately a 5 minutes walk away. The Spires comprises an open, pedestrian mall providing a mixture of unit sizes on one level with first floor ancillary accommodation. The scheme is anchored by Waitrose and H&M with a 436 space multi-storey car park plus a market site operating on Wednesdays and Saturdays. In 2017 the owners carried out a project to improve the public realm with new lighting and paving, redecoration plus refurbishing the public WCs. The Spires now offers the highest quality retail environment within Barnet town centre

Tenants include Currys PC World, Halfords, Harveys, Dreams, Staples, Argos Extra, AHF, Tapi & Metro Bank.

.A purpose built leisure park, providing a 9 screen Vue cinema, bingo hall, a drive-thru restaurant and a ten pin bowling facility. Furthermore, there is a newly built gym let to The Gym and planning permission has been granted for the development of a 77 bed Travelodge which incorporates a new ground floor restaurant.

Purley Way is one of the premier retail warehouse destinations in the country. The proposed development will link the Currys/ PC World with The John Lewis at Home to provide a comprehensive scheme directly fronting the main A23 Purley Way thoroughfare.

Woolwich is undergoing a transformation with substantial ongoing investment. Many developments are taking place, most notable of which are the continued regeneration of the Royal Arsenal, the completion of the Council’s HQ building, a Travelodge hotel opening mid 2012, and a new Tesco store of 120,000 sq ft planned for November 2012. As a result of this investment a number of retail opportunities are available for occupiers to take advantage of undoubted population growth.

This is the prime retail warehouse destination in the London Borough of Merton. Occupiers include; Currys/PC World, Aldi, Dunelm, Burger King and Greene King public house.

The premier leisure scheme in Kingston extending to 170,000 sq ft. Anchored by a 14 screen (IMAX) Odeon cinema. Key tenants include TenPin, David Lloyd Health Club, Five Guys, Pizza Express and Frankie & Benny’s.

25 retail stores including Boots, Esquires, Disney, Bank H&M, Monsoon, Starbucks, Vision Express and La Senza. Leisure operators include Ask, Prezzo and Starbucks as well as a Vue cinema, a Fitness First and Gymboree.

Proposed Global Centre for the Social Sciences, includes the creation of a new public square, food court and events space. Announced value of investment £110m. Currently at pre–planning application stage.

500,000 sq ft of retail and leisure set within a mixed-use development including offices, civic hub, hotel and residential. With a total market spend potential of £954.6M

A prominent block of 6 units fronting the High Street with further units on Belmont Road.

Canary Wharf provides over 940,000 sq ft of retail and restaurant space, with key tenants that include Waitrose, M&S, Mango, Hugo Boss and Tiffany occupying over 300 shops, bars and restaurants.

London Designer Outlet has 350,000 sq ft (30,516 sq m) of retail and leisure floorspace, with 85 retail units,15 restaurants and bars, and a nine-screen Cineworld cinema complex seating 1,800 people over three levels.