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Greenford Quay is a rapidly growing mixed-use neighbourhood, delivering 2,118 new high-quality homes. Block 5, Tillerman’s Court has a range of leisure, convenience and shops alongside creative workspaces and set within generous public spaces for residents, workers and...
We have available shops in 24 more locations near Harrow.
We're creating a new 85-acre neighbourhood offering 8.8m sq ft of mixed-use development, including over 500,000 sq ft of retail and leisure. It's a £3bn project that's fully funded and on track to be delivered by 2027. When we're finished, Wembley Park will get over 20...
The retail park is adjacent to Brook Retail Park, which accommodates both Pets at Home and Oak Furnitureland. The scheme is 65,000 sq ft and existing tenants include Homebase & Tapi.
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Rent: £12,000 - £532,560
Size: 119 sq ft - 10,236.6 sq ft
Two unit scheme let to DFS and Currys/PC World, located on Victoria Road
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The St. Anns Shopping Centre is a prime shopping scheme fronting onto Harrow's prime pitch of St Anns Road. The shopping centre is home to over 40 prime retail stores and offers over 900 car parking spaces.
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.
Existing tenants include Dunelm, Homesense and SportsDirect.com which is situated adjacent to Waitrose.
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.
Existing tenants include TK Maxx, Furniture Village and Halfords.
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.
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5 available shops for rent
1 available shopping centre unit
1 available lesiure park unit
Average annual rent £60,250
Top listed agent Cushman & Wakefield
Mon Jun 22 2026
Great Portland Estates (GPE) has fully let 30 Duke Street St James's, SW1, following the signing of Australian menswear brand M. J. Bale. The retailer has exchanged on 2,636 sq ft of space on the Jermyn Street frontage for its first store in London. This follows the pre-letting of the entire office space, comprising 62,300 sq ft, to Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) in May 2025 and the letting of the Piccadilly retail unit to restaurant group L’Eto in October 2025.
Thu Jun 18 2026
Vagabond Wines has opened its largest venue to-date in London's Soho. Located at 12-16 Ganton Street, the 6,000 sq ft venue will feature a curved central bar and accommodate up to 40 guests. The bar will offer 140 different wines by the glass, including a number of wines produced at Vagabond's own winery five miles away in Canada Water. This marks the first new opening of 2026 for Vagabond – which is backed by the Majestic Wine Group and Fortress Investment Group – following the launch of bars in St Paul’s and Liverpool Street last autumn, and its winery at Canada Water in December.
Wed Jun 17 2026
Colliers's property management team has been appointed by Curate Real Estate at Borough Yards in the heart of London Bridge. Bordering Borough Market, Borough Yards is home to a line‑up of over 50 retailers, restaurants and leisure operators, including Barrafina, Bancone, Linnet Jewellery, Everyman Cinema, as well as flexible workspace provider FORA. Located two minutes from London Bridge station and ten minutes from the City, the district benefits from high volumes of both commuter and visitor traffic, supported by 72 million annual entries and exits at London Bridge Underground station and 160,000 workers within a one‑kilometre radius.
