Shopping Centres located in Greater London - South East

The scheme will provide a mixture of offices, restaurants, educational, theatre and studio space. This regeneration of the Olympic Press and Broadcast Centre will provide 1.2 Million sq ft of commercial space. The whole development aims to build on the creative hertitage of Hackney Wick, has a focus on the community and innovation and will utilise the excellent digital infrastructure that the site provides.

Anchor tenants at The Exchange are - M&S, Next, TK Maxx, H&M and Wilko Other retailers include The Entertainer, Costa, WHSmith, Pure Gym, Sports Direct & Ryman

This is a new retail development with 245 apartments above and 320 car spaces underneath. It is anchored by a 72,000 sq ft store pre-let to Wm Morrison Supermarkets Plc. Start onsite Autumn 2014 with anticipation trading date of Autumn 2016)

Kings Mall is Hammersmith's prime retailing destination, a rural scheme fronting King Street. Anchored by Primark, H&M and Sainsbury's Other brands include Kiko, Footlocker, Wasabi, Tiger, Wilko, Superdrug, WH Smith, Starbucks, McDonalds, Wasabi, Burger King.

The centre is anchored by 40,000 sq ft Sainsbury and 50,000 sq ft Matalan, with other retailers including Carphone Warehouse, Iceland, Superdrug, New Look, Specsavers, Holland & Barrett and a new Costa Coffee.

The retail existing retail provision on the street includes Marks & Spencer, H&M, GAP, Urban Outfitters, Diesel, Cos & Massimo Dutti to name but a few of the retail names represented. In addition, Wholefoods occupy an 80,000 sq ft store adjacent to this development.

The centre provides 292,000 sq ft of retail and leisure accommodation., close proximity to Westfield Londo.

The Spires Shopping Centre is the only shopping centre within High Barnet and is the primary shopping destination situated on the High Street in the heart of the town centre. High Barnet underground station is approximately a 5 minutes walk away. The Spires comprises an open, pedestrian mall providing a mixture of unit sizes on one level with first floor ancillary accommodation. The scheme is anchored by Waitrose and H&M with a 436 space multi-storey car park plus a market site operating on Wednesdays and Saturdays. In 2017 the owners carried out a project to improve the public realm with new lighting and paving, redecoration plus refurbishing the public WCs. The Spires now offers the highest quality retail environment within Barnet town centre

Croydon is proud of its past, having retained much of its traditional character. With a rich abundance of artistic, cultural and heritage interest, this newly designated area at the heart of Croydon includes listed buildings, period architecture, places of historical interest and is now a designated conservation area. The Cultural Quarter incorporates The Exchange and Bridge House buildings and is positioned between Surrey Street and Church Road, which is Croydon’s most historical area. The new urban space will include two restaurant opportunities in The Exchange and the potential for three to four retail units in Bridge House.

Woolwich is undergoing a transformation with substantial ongoing investment. Many developments are taking place, most notable of which are the continued regeneration of the Royal Arsenal, the completion of the Council’s HQ building, a Travelodge hotel opening mid 2012, and a new Tesco store of 120,000 sq ft planned for November 2012. As a result of this investment a number of retail opportunities are available for occupiers to take advantage of undoubted population growth.

This development will be located in the heart of Eltham High Street and will provide a new 6 screen cinema and 3 new restaurants. Current operators include Prezzo, Marks and Spencers and Next. A programme of public realm enhancements is planned for the High Street, which is to be implemented in 2016.

Tenants include Benetton, Boots, BabyGap, Hobbs, French Connection, Coast, Oasis, Joy and New Look.

Lewisham Gateway is a new mixed-use development which will include 88,000 sq ft of retail, leisure, F&B and cinema space. With 10,000 sq ft of co-working space, 1,060 apartments and 238 co-living homes. Estimated Opening in October 2023.

The Plaza Shopping Centre stands on London's Oxford Street. Tenants include: Uniqlo, WH Smith, Sportsworld, Warehouse, Dune and Oasis.

25 retail stores including Boots, Esquires, Disney, Bank H&M, Monsoon, Starbucks, Vision Express and La Senza. Leisure operators include Ask, Prezzo and Starbucks as well as a Vue cinema, a Fitness First and Gymboree.

Romford Shopping Hall is one of Romford's longest standing businesses and a leading retail location for East London and Essex. Having completed a massive re-development in 2008 it is currently enjoying an exciting revival, bursting at the seams with a wide range of offers. With the new building Romford Shopping Hall is changing fast. The traders have experimented with providing designer labels and improve their offers at an affordable price. There is a fantastic collection of food operators, providing a comfortable environment in which to have a cup of tea and a chat. Pie and mash can be found at Terry McDowell's, Oriental food is available from Sunrise Cafe and the Laurie and Teapot Cafes serve the best value sandwiches in town! Traditional market fare comes from the Hawkins family butchers. Those looking for something more exotic can visit the superb Chinese supermarket. The non-food businesses are quirky and range from wedding dresses and fancy dresses, make up to make over's and wigs to witches. For a full list of retailers click here. In an age when so many markets are sidelined in new developments, the private family owners, Land Management, have stayed true to the small independent trader. Grand pilasters at the entrance lead into a light and airy market hall, with a large roof lights over a central atrium and escalators from ground to first floor. The feel is traditional, but also modern with a truly family culture. At Romford Shopping Hall there really is something for everyone.

East Ham Market Hall has become an important asset to the local community. Opened in 1922 it filled the gap between street markets and high street shops. It is bang on a bus stop, 7 minute walk from a tube station and there is good car parking nearby. During holidays and weekends, there's often entertainment ranging from face painting to live music. If you're worn out from all your shopping, the East Ham Market Café, another well kept secret, is worth a stop. You'll get a great English cuppa there and lots more. What few people outside the market know is that in January 2002 this café was the location for the shooting of 'Pure', an uplifting British-made film about a family's struggle to survive London. The filming brought a number of actors - including Lord of the Rings and Moulin Rouge star David Wenham - to East Ham Market. The characters who run the stalls know their stuff - many have run their businesses for years and are happy to give their help and advice.

Dickens Yard offers a new lifestyle in the heart of Ealing and West London. The luxury development will feature a hotel style concierge service, private residents' spa and underground parking. At the heart of the new quarter, a dynamic Town Square will come alive with sophisticated shops, restaurants, outdoor markets and cultural events creating a focal point for everyone to enjoy. With its residents and visitors, Dickens Yard presents exciting opportunities for cafes, restaurants and boutique shops. A variety of units are still available.

A new development of a 140,000 sq ft Sainsbury’s superstore and an 80,000 sq ft M&S. The development will include a coffee shop pod and two additional High Street retail units fronting the Woolwich Road. Other nearby retail parks include Stonelake Retail Park, Brocklebank Retail Park, Greenwich Shopping Park and Peninsular Retail Park. There is also a large Makro, an Asda and a B&Q in the vicinity.