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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...
We have available shops in 24 more locations near Tottenham.
Having recently been refurbished, occupiers include Next, Asda Living, Boots, Argos, JD, Currys PC World, Costa, TK Maxx, Wilko, etc.
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2 available shops for rent
1 available retail park unit
Average annual rent £60,000
Top listed agent Morgan Williams
Fri Oct 30 2026
The Knightsbridge Estate has signed Varley for a new store on Brompton Road in London, with the addition of the contemporary lifestyle brand becoming the latest in a series of recent openings and lettings on the street. The brand – which was founded in 2014 by Lara and Ben Mead – will take a 3,965 sq ft store at 77 Brompton Road for its third location in the UK. The store will offer a range of clothing for women, including knitwear, outerwear, activewear, and accessories.
Tue Oct 27 2026
Great Portland Estates (GPE) has committed to redeveloping its Soho Square Estate in Central London to create a mixed-use block delivering office and retail space. The development will span approximately 90,000 sq ft, comprising 75,000 sq ft of office space and 15,000 sq ft of retail space fronting onto Oxford Street. Located close proximity to Tottenham Court Road station, the scheme will look to strengthen GPE’s presence along the Elizabeth line and complement its existing cluster of buildings in Soho, including the nearby 141 Wardour Street and 16 Dufour’s Place.
Mon Oct 26 2026
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has hailed a "momentous occasion for the capital" as London's Oxford Street becomes permanently traffic-free for the first time. A section of Oxford Street between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street is now closed to private motorised vehicles, buses, taxis, private hire vehicles, cycles, scooters, and pedicabs. The first stage of the pedestrianisation project will see the introduction of a temporary ‘transitional scheme’ aimed at delivering some immediate improvements for visitors, while enabling public feedback to help refine the final designs for a traffic-free Oxford Street.
