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A shopping experience in the heart of King’s Cross, a shopping street with shops, cafes, bars and restaurants at the heart of King’s Cross. With its canalside setting, Victorian architecture and beautiful new public squares as a backdrop, Coal Drops Yard brings...
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The Stable Street units occupy the ground floor of the Western Transit Shed opposite Coal Drops Yard. The entrances face onto the amenities of Lewis Cubitt Square and Lewis Cubitt Park opposite.
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Top listed agent Cushman & Wakefield
Thu Nov 27 2025
A prominent retail asset on Clapham High Street has been sold to a British multinational for a sum in excess of the £6m guide price. 168 & 180 High Street, which is let to Boots and Tapi Carpets & Floors until 2030, comprises a total area of 12,328 sq ft across ground, basement, and upper floors. The property also includes self-contained residential apartments above. Benefitting from a catchment population of 50,852 people within a five-minute drive, the property also within close proximity to both Clapham Common and the old town.
Thu Nov 27 2025
Shaftesbury Capital has secured two new F&B concepts to its Chinatown London estate, with Sushinoya and Ning’s Fresh Beef Hotpot taking space at 62 Shaftesbury Avenue and 18 Rupert Street, respectively. Sushinoya has already opened its doors, having taken a 3,600 sq ft space with 65 covers. The sushi brand has taken a key gateway unit into Chinatown London, at the corner of Shaftesbury Avenue and Wardour Street, opposite Kung Fu Noodle.
Tue Nov 25 2025
Sweaty Betty is set to open its 20th store in London at Liverpool Street Station. The 897 sq ft store opens in November and is the activewear brand's first location within a Network Rail station. Sweaty Betty said the new unit, located within Britain's busiest station, provides it with a prime spot to showcase the brand’s activewear. Hamish Kiernan, commercial director, property at Network Rail, said: “Sweaty Betty’s arrival at London Liverpool Street marks a milestone – their 20th London location – and demonstrates our iconic station’s continued growth and evolution.