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Palace Gardens provides prime mass market retailing at the heart of this busy London suburb. Anchored by M&S and Waitrose, other tenants include WH Smith, H&M Kids, Blue Inc and Hotter Shoes.
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Information about retail space in Enfield
1 available shop for rent
1 available shopping centre unit
Average annual rent £44,000
Top listed agent GCW
Latest retail news in Enfield
Mixed-use Buckingham Palace Road jewel brought to market
Thu May 29 2025
A mixed-use portfolio of properties on Buckingham Palace Road in the Victoria submarket of Central London has been brought to market. Offers are being invited for 6-42 Buckingham Palace Road, which comprises 42,318 sq ft of retail, restaurant, office, and residential space across a 0.44 acre site. The portfolio comprises eight separate leasehold titles, separated physically by Victoria Square.
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Moss reopens Oxford Street flagship after revamp
Wed May 28 2025
Moss has reopened the doors to its flagship store on London's Oxford Street after an extensive refurbishment and extension. Located close to Oxford Circus, the retailer's store now spans 7,000 sq ft across three floors, offering a wider range of menswear. The opening marks a major point in Moss's wider store portfolio transformation, which saw the retailer refit 15 stores in 2024 with more in the pipeline for this year.
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Oxford Street vacancy rate lower than pre-pandemic levels
Fri May 23 2025
Vacancy rates on London's Oxford Street fell to 0.5% for the first quarter of the year, according to research from Savills, the first time they have fallen below 1% since before the pandemic. The research found that whilst quarter-on-quarter contraction was marginal, by 90 basis points, this was a result of good quality vacant space becoming increasingly constrained on the street. As a result, the contraction in supply is expected to exert further pressure on rents.
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