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Exchange Ilford is the heart of shopping, dining, and community events in Ilford, covering 300,000 sq ft. With exceptional travel links into central London via the Elizabeth Line, M25, M11, and A12. As London shifts east, Ilford is growing. Beyond shopping, Exchange...
FMX Urban Property Advisers
Lunson Mitchenall
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1 available shop for rent
1 available shopping centre unit
Average annual rent £51,666
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Wed Jun 18 2025
British menswear brand Charles Tyrwhitt is set to open at Lakeside Shopping Centre in West Thurrock, Essex, this summer. The 1,200 sq ft space will become the brand's 39th UK store and offer a range of formalwear, casualwear, shoes, and accessories. Charles Tyrwhitt will become the latest in a string of brands to open at Lakeside this year, with the destination having already welcomed the likes of Wingstop, Reiss, and Jewells so far in 2025.
Tue Jun 17 2025
Interactive shooting bar Clays is set to open its largest site yet within London's West End. The venue – located at 77 Brewer Street – will comprise around 20,000 sq ft across three floors. It will be situated in a Grade II-listed corner building owned by The Crown Estate. The site will feature a bar, virtual clay pigeon shooting pegs, private hire rooms, a luxury private room, a DJ booth, and 'Clays Arcade', designed for a more fast-paced experience for smaller groups and couples.
Tue Jun 17 2025
TWG Tea is set to open its second store in the UK at 413 Oxford Street in London. The Asian tea brand has taken 3,422 sq ft across the ground floor and basement levels of a corner unit formerly occupied by The Watches of Switzerland Group. The store – which will offer over 1,000 varieties of tea – will be situated at the junction of Oxford Street and Duke Street, directly opposite Selfridges.
