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Brent Cross is located within North London. It is located adjacent to the A1 and M1, therefore boasting good transport links and attracting a footfall of over 13 million customers to the shopping centre per annum. Offering over 914,000 sq ft of shopping space over two...
Cushman & Wakefield
Bruce Gillingham Pollard
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Top listed agent Bruce Gillingham Pollard
Fri Feb 06 2026
A mixed-use block in Central London has changed hands in a deal worth £32.6m, reflecting a capital value of £755 per sq ft. The property, located at 80-85 Tottenham Court Road, has been sold by developer Derwent London to a joint venture between private investors Purestone Capital and BPS London, in what is their first acquisition together for a new value-add platform. The asset comprises 28,300 sq ft of offices across six floors plus four ground floor units, with a total floorspace of 43,000 sq ft.
Fri Feb 06 2026
The Pollen Estate has welcomed a wave of premium tailoring and footwear brands to its Mayfair portfolio, as the group looks to cement Savile Row, Clifford Street and Old Burlington Street as a global centre of tailoring, craftsmanship and contemporary luxury. Recent openings include specialist brands Carmina Shoemaker, P. Johnson, and an expanded flagship for Thom Sweeney. These openings follow the arrival of menswear specialist Rivet & Hide in late 2024, and align with The Pollen Estate’s refreshed retail strategy.
Fri Feb 06 2026
French outerwear brand K-Way is set to open its first store in London's West End on Carnaby Street in Soho. The brand will occupy a 1,400 sq ft at 26-27 Carnaby Street, offering a selection of outerwear and accessories for men, women, and children. The now 60-year-old brand is backed by Permira, an investor partner that has supported the growth of dozens of retailers, including Carnaby Street and Covent Garden residents Dr Martens and Reformation.
