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A retail shop To Let in Meard Street, London. Other retail properties in the immediate vicinity include Honest Burgers, Ben & Jerry's and Fat Hippo.
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Average annual rent £47,000
Top listed agent Cushman & Wakefield
Fri Dec 05 2025
Mago Capital has acquired 129-137 Kensington High Street, a prominent retail parade in West London. The asset is fully let to five retailers including Rituals, Philip Morris International, Läderach, Vodafone, and Paris Baguette, alongside 20 residential flats above. The commercial element was sold with a weighted average unexpired lease term of 6.37 years. Situated opposite the Kensington Arcade and in close proximity to High Street Kensington station, the parade benefits from high levels of footfall and an affluent catchment.
Thu Dec 04 2025
Redevco has welcomed PUMA to London's Oxford Street, with the global sportswear brand opening within the transformed ONE James Street building. Spanning 25,000 sq ft, the new space is the retailer's largest flagship store in Europe, and features PUMA’s NITRO running shoes, its football boot range, as well as its current range of lifestyle products. At ONE James Street, Redevco has looked to rebalanced the mix of uses at the building, reducing retail space and expanding office space to meet growing demand for premium workplace environments.
Thu Dec 04 2025
Sicilian Avenue, the redeveloped and pedestrianised dining and lifestyle destination in Central London, is welcoming a trio of independent businesses as its first tenants. Located in close proximity to Holborn Station, Sicilian Avenue comprises 70,000 sq ft of renovated offices above 17,500 sq ft of retail and food and beverage space with Al Fresco seating. Set against the backdrop of Bloomsbury Square and a six-minute walk from The British Museum, Sicilian Avenue’s developers are looking to revitalise the street to create a vibrant consumer destination in the heart of Bloomsbury.