Shopping Centres in London

Centrale was acquired by Hammerson in March 2011. Centrale stands between West and East Croydon railway stations, with extensive tram and bus links to London and easy access to the South. Croydon has just under two million people within its catchment area. Key Facts: • Acquired 2011 • 65,800 sq m net internal area • Opened 2004

Ealing Broadway encompasses 470,000 sq ft of retail and leisure, with 85 units including M&S, Primark, Smiggle, New Look, Pandora, Tesco and River Island. The leisure offer includes a Nuffield Health Gym, a library and several restaurants, bars and cafes including Wagamama, Turtle Bay and Wasabi

Brent Cross is a UK retail success story. Located in one of the UK’s largest and most affluent catchments, it has a loyal customer base which thrives on having access to the best of both UK and international brands. The extension and redevelopment of Brent Cross over the next five years will reinforce it as a dominant shopping destination. Key Facts: • Opened 1976 • 8,000 free parking spaces • 85,000 sq m net internal area • The UK’s first fully-enclosed mall

Broadway Shopping Centre is the dominant retail offer in Bexleyheath. The centre comprises over 500,000 sq ft of prime retail space with major occupiers including M&S, Morley’s, H&M, Sainsbury’s, Boots and TK Maxx.

The Bentall Centre is the dominant retail destination in Kingston Upon Thames. The centre is 365,000 sqft, has 75 stores trading over 4 floors and is anchored by the Fenwicks owned, Bentalls Department Store. The centre has a footfall of 13m and key retailers include Zara, H&M, Apple, Hollister, And Other Stories, Hugo Boss, COS and West Elm.

The Treaty Centre provides Hounslow with its prime shopping pitch, with an average of 195,000 visitors passing through every week. Hounslow is a vibrant and busy London suburb with a strong employment base (Heathrow Airport is 10 minutes away by tube) and loyal core shopping population in excess of 540,000. As part of a £10 million refurbishment H&M and Next are now open.

From quick bites to on-the-go eats, West One offers a wide variety of convenient and quality food options. Whether it’s a grab-and-go baguette or a sushi option, there’s something for every palate and preference.

The Glades comprises of 500,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space, with 144 retail units over two trading levels. The average annual footfall is over 20m supported by a 1,500 space shopper car park. It’s the 3rd largest shopping destination in London by number of shoppers in the non-grocery catchment. The scheme is anchored by M&S, Debenhams, Zara and Boots with other key retailers including H&M, Jack Wills, Tessuti, Bobbi Brown, Nespresso, David Clulow, MAC, Jo Malone and White Stuff.

The 4.9 acre Estate is situated in the heart of Woolwich town centre with frontages onto the town’s two principal retailing thoroughfares, Powis Street and Hare Street. The Estate extends from Hare Street at its north-western end through to and including the majority of the prime pedestrianised Powis Street and finishing at the south-eastern end, opposite the main rail terminus.

Eden Walk is our popular Regional Centre within the town centre incorporating the best of the high street, independent retailers and several cafés. It is surrounded by Kingston University (which has over 23,000 students), the College and theatre.

Surrey Quays in Rotherhithe is a hub for the local community in an area of significant gentrification and population growth. It encompasses 283,700 sq ft of retail and leisure space, including River Island, New Look, Samsung, Tesco Extra, Boots and Starbucks.

Westfield London, the pioneering shopping and leisure destination, is an innovative and dynamic place for a new generation of consumer to shop, to eat, and to meet. Aspirational, yet inclusive, it is an architecturally stunning showcase for 5 anchor stores: Debenhams, Next, Marks and Spencer, House of Fraser, Waitrose and over 300 luxury, premium and high street retailers from more than 15 different countries. 80 percent are fashion-focused with over 700 fashion brands including over 40 luxury brands housed within the beautiful, boutique-style environment, The Village. The complex also benefits from a 17-screen state-of-the-art Vue Cinema and Gymbox fitness club. In 2016, Westfield London attracted footfall of 27.3 million and achieved retail sales of £996 million.

Westfield Stratford City is Europe’s largest urban shopping and leisure destination. Launched in September 2011, the £1.75 billion development is the prestigious gateway to the Olympic Park in London and attracted an unprecedented 48 million visitors in the Olympic year. Westfield Stratford City encompasses over 250 shops, over 80 places to eat and drink, and is anchored by John Lewis, Marks & Spencer, Waitrose, and a 17-screen Vue cinema in addition to All Star Lanes bowling, Gymbox and Aspers casino. Westfield Stratford City is also home to three hotels with over 600 rooms, 1,000 student flats and Grade A office space. As part of the Olympic Masterplan, Westfield Stratford City will develop up to 1,200 homes and 1.1 million sq ft of office space. Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is now open following transformation after the 2012 Games. The Park is a new element of the City, in the heart of East London. Sporting and social venues and attractions sit alongside homes, schools and businesses, building communities amongst open green spaces and pieces of art. It will become London’s leading destination for leisure, life and business; a model of modern, sustainable urban regeneration, attracting an estimated 9.3 million visitors per year fully utilising the legacy programme from the 2012 Olympic Games. Commercial Office Space The Westfield office developments and the International Quarter will provide five million square feet of flexible commercial office space. The Press and Broadcast Centre has now been converted into 91,000 square metres of new business space branded as iCity and is already the new home of BT Sport. New Homes The Athletes’ Village has become East Village and provides 2,818 new homes for the area, residents started to move in at the end of 2013 and will continue into 2014. When fully built out the East Village, along with the other residential quarters of Stratford City, will deliver nearly 7,000 homes. In addition, residential development in the Olympic Park and surrounding area will have a further 10,000 homes by 2030. Iconic Event Venues The Olympic Stadium will become the home of West Ham Football Club for the 2016 Season as well as hosting a number of major events. The Aquatics Centre has opened to the public as a facility for both the local communities for hosting National and International Competitions. World-Class Attractions The ArcelorMittal Orbit is the Park’s iconic attraction, offering stunning views over the Park and catering for private functions and conferences.

The scheme comprises 130,000 sq ft of retail, leisure, healthcare and restaurant accommodation. Occupiers include Asda, B&M, The Gym and Jungle VIP. The scheme also includes a medical centre and an Explore Learning centre.

Blenheim Shopping Centre is comprised of five units totaling 34,200 sq ft of retail space.

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.

Current tenants include Oliver Bonas, Rituals, IQOS, EE and Vodafone.

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