Specialist retail, office, maker and light industrial agents
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Department - Light Industrial
Client - Waltham Forest Council
Site - Lockwood Way
Location - London, E17
We are delighted to have been instructed on two industrial units in Lockwood Way. Each unit is approximately 8,000 sq ft and has with ancillary office and parking space.
Lockwood Way is right next to Blackhorse Road Station (0.6 miles), and a stone's throw from the beautiful Walthamstow Wetlands.
With super cool neighbours like Wild Card Brewery and the neon wonderland that is God's Own Junkyard, these units offer a fantastic opportunity for creative and maker operators to get into this vibrant area.
Waltham Forest is the first ever London Borough of Culture. This year will highlight the character and diversity of the borough, in a year-long celebration of the real cultures of London. A full programme of events is listed here.
Check out the details of the units on our website here. 
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Department - Retail
Client - Crisis UK
Site - 211 Upper Street
Location - London, N1
We are thrilled to announce that we have agreed a new lease for Crisis at 211 Upper Street, N1.
This is their seventh retail store, which sell pre-loved clothes, books, homeware and furniture to raise vital funds for their services. Crisis stores also serve proper coffee, which makes the shops real destinations that are loved by local communities. The shops offer training and employment opportunities for homeless people who want to work in the retail industry.
Check out more about their fantastic work here.
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Is it time to say goodbye to shell and core?
Shell and core commercial units have long been the go-to position for property developers, with commercial spaces often seen as an afterthought to the significantly more profitable residential spaces, so they have historically been reluctant to invest any more capital or time into these than required.
However, in recent years there has been a shift in thinking towards the ground floor commercial spaces in mixed-use schemes, with many developers realising that these long-neglected spaces provide vital place making and amenity opportunities which can give them an edge over competing schemes.
This spotlight on the ground floor, along with a more tenant friendly market place, looks to be pointing towards the end of shell and core as the go-to specification, but is that really the case?
Read the full article here.
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Edward Street Quarter, the former AMEX house site owned by mixed-use developer First Base in partnership with Patron Capital, has 39,000 sq ft of food, beverage, leisure and retail units available to lease as part of the 150,000 sq ft development in Brighton.
Craig Fisher, Director, CF Commercial, added: “Brighton is one of the most exciting destinations in the UK outside of London in terms of development. Edward Street Quarter is a great example of the type of project that will set the bar for others to follow.”
Read the full article here (BDaily News) |
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Have you read our new publication UP?
See a flick through of our fabulous magazine here and do get in touch if you would like us to send you a copy!
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