Shopping Centres located in Middlesex

250,000 sf ft of retail within a 340,000 sf ft development next to St Pauls Cathedral. 70 retail units over three floors.

The O2 Centre, located on Finchley Road NW3, London offers the best in world cuisine, an 8 screen cinema, health club with swimming pool, and a wide range of top retail. It is a multi-use space inside the exciting O2 entertainment destination.

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At 300,000 sq ft, its mix of 25,000 sq ft Garden Floors, 4,000 – 8,750 sq ft Sky Floors, exclusive business lounge, restaurants and roof gardens sets a new benchmark for City working

Cardinal Place includes 550,000 square feet of office space and 100,000 square feet of retail.

245 Hammersmith Road is speculative 240,000 sq ft office building with 10,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space The building will sit in front of a new Urban Park, covering a surface so large it could fit 150 red London busses. A funicular lift and stairs connect the Plaza to the Urban Park and this will provide a meeting point for the community to gather for year-round social activities and cultural events, such as pop-up markets and outdoor screenings

A 12 unit central London retail and leisure development.

The St. Anns Shopping Centre is a prime shopping scheme fronting onto Harrow's prime pitch of St Anns Road. The shopping centre is home to over 40 prime retail stores and offers over 900 car parking spaces.

Bankside Mix is a modern leisure and retail destination, attracting tourists, residents and office workers alike with a vibrant and diverse offering. Bankside Mix caters for a broad mix of people; the tourist, the office worker, the local resident and the day tripper. The contemporary architecture and the superb range of outlets makes Bankside Mix totally unique.

The Pavilions Shopping Centre is a single storey town shopping scheme constructed in 1972 with further refurbishments added in 2000 and 2004, which included enhancement of both centre entrances. The Centre provides approximately 58 retail units, 28 externally fronting the pedestrianised High Street. The centre also has the benefit of a integral multi-storey car park with approximately 362 spaces arranged over 5 levels and has been presented with the Safe Car Park Award.

Westfield Stratford City is one of Europe’s largest urban shopping, retail, dining, and entertainment destinations, and sits at the heart of Stratford, East London. The centre encompasses more than 350 stores and over 80 places to eat and drink. It is anchored by John Lewis, M&S and Waitrose and is home to the UK’s largest All Star Lanes bowling alley, a 20-screen all-digital Vue cinema and London’s largest Casino by Aspers. Westfield Stratford City also boasts three hotels with over 600 rooms, 1,000 student flats and Grade A office space. Current developments include a mixed-use residential site, Cherry Park, which will add 1,200 new homes and a further 1.1 million sq. ft. of office space. Westfield Stratford City has been a catalyst to the regeneration of East London. As one of the first pieces of the London 2012 Olympic legacy, it’s estimated that £25bn will be invested in the area by 2027. Other forthcoming developments include a new culture and education quarter, East Bank, featuring London College of Fashion, the V&A Museum including a partnership with the Smithsonian Institution and Sadler’s Wells

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.

In the heart of Islington, Islington Square is a new mixed use development located on the site of the former Royal Mail North London Sorting Office. The scheme will provide 170,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space, in addition to 38,000sq ft of office and 292,000 sq ft of residential. A mixture of shops, cafes, restaurants, a health club and a boutique cinema will complement the existing retailers in the local area.