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Information about retail space in Worcestershire
5 shops for sale
46 available shops for rent
13 available shopping centre units
6 available retail park units
1 available lesiure park unit
Average annual rent £35,314
Average annual price £228,750
Top listed agent FMX Urban Property Advisers
Latest retail news in Worcestershire
Historic art deco cinema in Worcester handed £1.5m price tag
4 November 2024
A Grade-II art deco cinema building in Worcester has been placed on the market with a price tag of £1.5m. Spanning 7,218 sq ft, the former Northwick Cinema on Ombersley Road was designed by Charles E Wilford and constructed in 1938. The cinema's original interior followed art deco interior designer John Alexander's plans and the building remains the only surviving and complete example of his work.
Kingfisher Shopping Centre acquired by private investors
2 August 2023
A group of private investors have purchased Kingfisher Shopping Centre in Redditch for an undisclosed sum. Investment management firm Running Hare has acquired the 900,000 sq ft scheme from asset manager Capital & Regional and its capital partner Oaktree Capital Management, other sources have reported. The shopping centre was placed on the market by Savills last year with a price tag of £50m.
Plans for Worcester arts venue reconsidered as costs spiral
4 July 2023
Councillors in Worcester are to be asked to reconsider proposals to create a new arts venue at the Scala Theatre as costs spiral. Worcester City Council's Policy and Resources Committee will be asked next week to scale back the proposals, reducing the seating capacity of the venue from 500 to 300. This comes amid rising construction costs for the project, exacerbated by high inflation, leaving the council with a £3.