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Wed May 07 2025
SGS Group, the owner of Atria Watford, is to rebrand the shopping centre to its previous name. From this summer, the scheme will be called Harlequin, a decision which SGS Group said was backed by overwhelming public sentiment. The group said the strategic rebrand reflects a significant investment drive designed to elevate the scheme's retail, food, and leisure offer, enabled by the corporate restructuring of SGS Group in 2024.
Mon Feb 17 2025
A shopping centre in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire is offering start-up retailers the chance to win six months of rent-free space. Local businesses that have been established for at least 12 months have been invited to enter Eden Shopping Centre's 'Start up to Store' competition. Business owners who believe a physical space within the centre, sitting alongside national and independent brands, will make a real difference to their businesses are being invited to apply online.
Fri Jan 31 2025
Sorbon Estates has acquired a former Costa Coffee store at 162-168 High Street in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire. The acquisition means the group has completed the site assembly for its proposed refurbishment and extension at 162-192 High Street. Sorbon Estates was advised by TW Keil, which also advised the group on a lease renewal for Fat Face at 176a High Street in December 2024, where a term of five years – without a break – was agreed.