Retail Schemes located in London

Up to 500,000 sq ft of retail space will be available. 160,000 sq ft of the retail offer is based in conservation areas and historic buildings and will attract a diverse range of eclectic stores, food ‘clusters’ and outdoor seasonal markets. A supermarket/concept store by Sainsbury’s is planned, whilst Michelin-starred restaurants and local cafés will ‘spill-out’ into the public realm. This adds to the 90,000 sq ft of retail and catering already open in St Pancras International Station.

Merton Abbey Mills is a craft village on the river Wandle. It is housed in the former Liberty silk- printing works, by the restored waterwheel which is in motion every weekend powering a pottery wheel in the Wheelhouse. There’s a bustling weekend market, pretty shops, a riverside pub and a wide range of food outlets including Caribbean, Thai, Italian, Brazilian and also a traditional carvery, threaded throughout the craft village.

This is the largest mixed use development to arrive on Sloane Street for a generation. It houses 43,000 sq ft of office space, luxury retail units, as well as boutique shops to the rear on Pavilion Road

East is Europe's first purpose-built boutique Asian shopping centre and houses leading designer brands, luxury jewellery, modest fashion, accessories, food and much more. This impressive, high-quality shopping centre is built on a one-acre site of a former bus depot and was carefully planned so as to retain the original, historical facade and maintain Green Street's important cultural heritage.

A solus unit that benefits from a recent change in planning use to open A1 including food.

Canary Wharf New District is a 4.9 million sq ft of mixed use development including c.400,000 sq ft of retail and restaurants. There will be 8.9 acres of interconnected public spaces, 1.9 million sq ft of office accommodation and 3,400 homes. The first phase was delivered late 2019.

A Retail Park occupied by Poundstretcher a large Lidl with Burger King adjacent. Peckham High Street is close by

Kingly Court is a three-storey courtyard located behind Carnaby Street.

679-681 High Road is a one unit scheme let to Homebase.

Octagon Arcade is one of the principal entrances into the Liverpool Street Station and is situated close to the junction of Eldon Street, Bloomfield Street and Liverpool Street. Occupiers within close proximity include Reiss, Monsoon, Body Shop and 3Store.

Covent Garden Market reopened as a shopping centre in 1980, and is now a tourist location containing cafes, pubs, small shops and a craft market called the Apple Market, along with another market held in the Jubilee Hall.

West End Quay has over 29,000 sq ft of retail and restaurant space with 468 residential apartments above. Tenants include Tesco Metro, Superdrug, The Carphone Warehouse, See Woo Oriental and The Post Office.

Charleston Riverside is a major new retail complex comprising a giant outlet for Sainsbury’s and another for Marks & Spencer, as well as a Costa Coffee unit, two smaller retail buildings and extensive landscape and highway works.

The current Arcadia Centre occupies a prime site located within the heart of Ealing Town Centre, close to the major transport hub of Ealing Broadway station, with Haven Green across the railway line to the north.

The Exchange Centre Illford is anchored by H&M with other key retailers including Marks & Spencer, The Entertainer, Sports Direct, TK Maxx, Next and WHSmith.

Mixed retail and leisure destination with excess of 130 tenants.

Freehold interest acquired in Bugsby’s Way Retail Park in Greenwich, the adjoining Maritime Industrial Estate, Andrews Sykes Industrial Unit and Wickes at Woolwich Road.

Costco operates a chain of cash & carry membership warehouses that sell high-quality, nationally branded and selected private-label merchandise at low prices to businesses purchasing for commercial use or resale.

Modern scheme let to Asda and Currys PC/World