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A retail shop To Let in King Street, Belper. The subject premises comprise a modern two storey retail unit of brick elevation with a fully glazed shop front. The ground floor provides the main banking hall and customer interview rooms. To the rear is a small strong room. The first floor comprises a staff room and kitchen, store room and staff WC’s.
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Average annual rent £16,000
Average annual price £599,995
Top listed agent CBRE
5 November 2024
Real estate advisory firm CBRE has been appointed to the leasing team at Derbion, working alongside FHP on a joint agency basis. The CBRE team joining the Derby scheme is made up of Stephen Proudley, Emi Turner, Amy Carroll, and Lucia Sanderson, who between them bring 46 years of combined experience across the Central London and regional markets. The firm's shopping centre leasing team has significant experience on major regional shopping centres across the country, and forms part of CBRE's wider 120-strong UK retail team.
3 September 2024
A number of long-term retailers at Derbion have invested over £5m into the centre during the first half of 2024, as the Derby scheme gears up for a busy end to the year. Several retailers have invested in store upgrades, fitouts, upsizes, and relocations at the scheme, meaning that retailers have committed a total of £35.6m into Derbion since 2021. The latest £5.2m chunk of investment will see a number of retailers increase upsize at the centre.
1 September 2024
Derbion shopping centre has confirmed that work to transform a new gateway to Derby city centre will begin this month, after funding arrangements were approved by Derby City Council. The Eastern Gateway will create a new façade and urban garden, transforming the area opposite the bus station and the eastern entrance to Derbion. The project – which is expected to complete in the first half of 2025 – is being party-funded by the Government's Future High Street fund.