Shopping Centres located in London

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.

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.

DEVELOPMENT Woolwich town centre is about to be transformed with the development of the ‘Woolwich Triangle’. New shops, new homes, restaurants, cafes and a hotel are just part of the proposals for the regeneration of this area. This new development will provide a natural extension to the existing town centre, incorporating new public spaces and residential accommodation provided by Wilson Bowden City Homes. A c.100 bedroom hotel and a multi storey car park have been incorporated in to the design, in addition c. 300,000 sq ft of retail space intended for a mixture of small and medium sized operators. Retail units for restaurants and cafes are available of between 1,000 sq ft to 15,000 sq ft.

Proposed Global Centre for the Social Sciences, includes the creation of a new public square, food court and events space. Announced value of investment £110m. Currently at pre–planning application stage.

St Martin's Courtyard is London's newest shopping destination with 25 shops . This mixed use scheme offers retail and restaurants alongside premium offices and residential apartments. Phase one of the development has been completed with Banana Republic, Jack Wills, LK Bennett, COS, Hoss Intropia, Time² and Massimo Dutti flagship stores now open on Long Acre.

Battersea Power Station is at the heart of one of central London’s largest, most visionary and eagerly anticipated new developments, which will see this vast 42-acre (over 8 million sq ft) former industrial brownfield site become home to a community of homes, shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, offices and over 19 acres of public space

No. 1 Poultry is a contemporary building offering offices in the heart of one of the world's leading financial districts. The building's lower two levels house shops and other services, and the roof-top features gardens and the Coq d'Argent restaurant, created by Sir Terence Conran. Other operators include Austin Reed, Gap, Oasis, Jessops, Toni & Guy and Boots Opticians.

Victoria Place Shopping Centre is located above Victoria Mainline Station, and adjacent to a host of tourist attractions and entertainment venues. The centre has links to the underground, taxis, main rail network, Gatwick airport, coaches and buses. Retail anchor tenants include, J Sainsbury’s, Game, Boots, Next, Dorothy Perkins and McDonalds.

Built in 1879, this Arcade is smaller than the Burlington Arcade. This Victorian space houses retail outlets selling fine silverware, art, bespoke shoes and chocolate.

Canary Wharf provides over 940,000 sq ft of retail and restaurant space, with key tenants that include Waitrose, M&S, Mango, Hugo Boss and Tiffany occupying over 300 shops, bars and restaurants.

As London's premier riverside residential development, set in its own riverside park on one of the most sought after stretches of the Thames, Imperial Wharf brings a vivid and eagerly awaited addition to the London skyline. * Direct river views over landscaped parkland and courtyards towards the River Thames. * Balcony or terrace living to most apartments. * New superior specification by Taylor Howes including custom designed fitted kitchens, luxurious bathrooms and enhanced home entertainment system. * Visit the new Show apartment at the Imperial Wharf Marketing Suite or take a virtual tour. * The Imperial Apartments - only select 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and penthouses remaining. * Fine Dining and Fine Wine on the Boulevard.

London Designer Outlet has 350,000 sq ft (30,516 sq m) of retail and leisure floorspace, with 85 retail units,15 restaurants and bars, and a nine-screen Cineworld cinema complex seating 1,800 people over three levels.

Two retail units (84/86 Kings Road) combined to form a larger store format over ground, basement and upper floors over an Area of 2,933 sq ft (NIA)

Retailers such as Tiffany and Co, Paul Smith and Cartier.