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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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London Museum launches leasing opportunities at new Smithfield location
Wed Jul 02 2025
London Museum has launched retail, leisure, and office leasing opportunities at its new location at Smithfield General Market in Farringdon. Retail and leisure leasing consultancy Bruce Gillingham Pollard has been appointed to manage the leasing for six units, which form a parade around the new museum. The units, called 'Houses', occupy a unique around the 150,000 sq ft General Market building, an architectural landmark designed by Sir Horace Jones, whose legacy includes Tower Bridge and Leadenhall Market.
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M Core continues expansion with acquisition of Wimbledon retail parade
Thu Jun 26 2025
Sheet Anchor Evolve, part of M Core, has completed the acquisition of a 38,000 sq ft retail parade and multi-storey car park in Wimbledon. The properties at the parade are currently let to five tenants, including Metro Bank, Joe & The Juice, Itsu, Fitness Space, and a brand new 14,000 sq ft Aldi store. The asset provides a weighted average unexpired lease term of 8.3 years to break and 16.
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SPYSCAPE opens UK debut social gaming concept in Covent Garden
Mon Jun 23 2025
Interactive museum and social gaming concept SPYSCAPE has opened its first UK site at 45 Wellington Street in London's Covent Garden. The 25,000 sq ft space – which is the operator's second outside of Manhattan – looks to offer a spy-themed experience featuring authentic stories and historic gadgets. Visitors will also receive a profile of their own personality, skills and attributes, developed by a former head of training at British Intelligence and a leading psychology professor at Imperial College London.
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