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The Arena Retail Park is a redevelopment of a site that was orignally the Haringey Arena, where ice skating and basketball took place in the 1930s. It was converted to warehousing in the 1950s and partially converted to a retail park in the 1980s. 260 free car parking spaces with an additional 500 free spaces adjacent within Sainsbury's and McDonald's.
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2 November 2024
Shaftesbury Capital has said that its West End estates are "busy and vibrant" ahead of the Christmas period. This comes as the real estate investment trust – which has properties across Covent Garden, Carnaby, Soho, and Chinatown – provides a trading update for the second half of the year. Since July, the group has welcomed 48 new retail and hospitality openings across its estate. In Covent Garden, outdoor brand Peak Performance made its UK debut on Long Acre, whilst Swiss watchmaker Longines and English heritage brand Aspinal are set to open on James Street and in the Market Building respectively.
2 November 2024
MINISO is set to open its first UK outlet store at Wembley Park's London Designer Outlet (LDO). The lifestyle brand has taken a two-year lease for a 1,341 sq ft store, located adjacent to retailers such as Levi's, Nike, Boss, and Kurt Geiger. MINISO at London Designer Outlet will offer a range of toys, technology, and stationery from brands such as Hello Kitty and Friends, Disney, BT21, and Minions.
1 November 2024
CBRE Investment Management has agreed a deal with Sainsbury's to open a new Sainsbury's Local store at Hammersmith Broadway shopping centre in West London. The supermarket retailer has agreed a 15-year lease for a 5,000 sq ft store, set across Units 30 and 31-32, previously occupied by Little Farm and Boots respectively. Archie Morriss of GCW, which advised CBRE IM, said: “After competitive bids were called, which highlighted the strength in demand for food stores in London, Sainsbury’s were selected as the preferred operator for the combined units.
