SHOPPING CENTRE LEASING CURRENT PROJECTS CBRE RETAIL

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1 SHOPPING CENTRE LEASING CURRENT PROJECTS CBRE RETAIL

2 SHOPPING CENTRE LEASING KEY LONDON Mark Disney t: e: Matthew Cassell t: Neill Mylroie t: e: David Hopps t: e: Kate Lea t: e: David Muslin t: e: Raquel Sanchez-Diaz t: e: Antony Carroll t: e: David O Shea t: e: david.o shea@cbre.com George Pelling t: e: george.pelling@cbre.com Katie Bryan t: e: katie.bryan@cbre.com Tim Male t: e: tim.male@cbre.com BRISTOL MANCHESTER GLASGOW EDINBURGH Richard Moore t: e: richard.moore@cbre.com Tom Prescott t: e: tom.prescott@cbre.com Kevin Sims t: e: kevin.sims@cbre.com Callum Mortimer t: e: callum.mortimer@cbre.com

3 CBRE RETAIL SHOPPING CENTRE LOCATIONS Ocean Terminal - Edinburgh Silverburn Glasgow Buchanan Galleries - Glasgow Castle Court - Belfast Houndshill - Blackpool Bradford Broadway - Bradford Birstall Shopping Park The Rock - Bury The Arndale Centre - Manchester Broughton Shopping Park, Chester Meadowhall - Sheffield City Sentral Stoke on Trent The Telford Centre - Telford Fosse Park - Leicester Merry Hill - Dudley Leamington Spa Shopping Centre Lion Walk - Colchester Princess Square - Bracknell Cabot Circus - Bristol The Friary Centre - Guildford thecentre:mk Milton Keynes London Designer Outlet - Wembley Westfield London Bluewater - Kent Royal Victoria Place Tunbridge Wells Fremlin Walk - Maidstone N1 Shopping Centre - Islington Liberty Centre - Romford Westfield Stratford Intu Bromley Armada Centre - Plymouth

4 CASTLE COURT BELFAST CastleCourt Hermes SIZE 336,610 sq ft (31,272 sq m) NO OF STORES TARGET CUSTOMER 1,600 spaces (Belfast s biggest car park) 79 shops, 14 places to eat Debenhams, Gap, Boots, Miss Selfridge, Burton, Dorothy Perkins and New Look 14 million customers per year Belfast is ranked second to Dublin in Ireland 57% catchment from most affluent ACORN groups Strong family based profile High average spend and dwell time Fashion shopper David Hopps Caren Leon David Muslin (leisure only)

5 HOUNDSHILL BLACKPOOL SIZE Houndshill Catalyst / Blackstone 298,000 sq ft 750 spaces NO OF STORES Over 80 Debenhams, Primark, Next, H&M and New Look Build a Bear Workshop, Duffer Menswear REFURBISHMENT The centre was extended and fully refurbished in million people visited Houndshill Shopping Centre in million people visit Blackpool each year 1,298,000 shoppers within Blackpool s catchment area The catchment is forecast to grow 2.4% by 2015 Houndshill is the town s prime retail offer and includes Debenhams, Primark, Next, H&M, New Look, River Island and JD Sports A modern shopping that was extended and totally refurbished in 2008 Blackpool s vibrant tourism industry continues to attract large numbers of visitors to the town Tom Prescott Matt Johnson

6 PRINCESS SQUARE BRACKNELL Princess Square Bracknell Regeneration Partnership SIZE 528,000 sq ft (49,000 sq m) 3000 spaces NO OF RETAILERS 150 REFURBISHMENT Bentalls, Sainsbury s, Topshop, Boots and Waterstones A major redevelopment of the town centre is planned and a full refurbishment of Princess Square is underway. Work to begin on the Northern Retail Quarter in summer Headquarters Buildings within the town including Bentalls, Waitrose and Boots Including other spending categories like grocery and non retail spend there is a total available spend in the catchment of 2.2 billion The resident population of Bracknell s retail catchment was approximately 300,000 in ,332 new houses planned for the area before 2016 Across the Borough around 100 million is being invested in regeneration projects that are underway, planned or newly completed including schools, the train station, housing and a health space The town centre continues to provide a safe and pleasant shopping experience. A number of customer service initiatives are underway to enhance this experience even further Both BRP and BFC are determined that Bracknell will have a new town centre to be proud of, not just for the next few years but for decades to come. They want to ensure that this really happens by regenerating the heart of Bracknell Forest at the right time Mark Disney David O Shea

7 BROADWAY BRADFORD NELSON RISE SIZE NO OF STORES Broadway Bradford Westfield Shopping Towns Ltd 550,000 sq ft 1,300 spaces 70 stores Marks & Spencer, Debenhams, Next 920,000 catchment population. Weighted annual spend potential at 623m. Bradford is the 4 th largest metropolitan district in England Development is in the heart of the city centre Opening autumn 2015 David Hopps Neill Mylroie

8 CABOT CIRCUS BRISTOL Cabot Circus The Bristol Alliance SIZE 1,506,000 sq ft (140,000 sq m) 2,616 spaces NO OF STORES 230 KEY BRANDS ADDITIONAL AWARDS/ ACCOLADES House of Fraser, Harvey Nichols and Cinema De Lux Hollister, Superdry, Urban Outfitters, North Face, Topshop/Topman, Kurt Geiger, White Company, Ted Baker and Apple Cabot Circus and Quakers Friars opened in Autumn 2008 to much acclaim. The ground breaking development has won a number of industry awards and accreditations. The development provides an excellent range of leisure and restaurant facilities including 100,000 sq ft 13 screen Cinema De Lux and restaurants including Brasserie Blanc, Carluccio s, Coal, Giraffe, Nandos and Yo! Sushi Vans, Hotel Chocolat, Boux Avenue, Office, Dr Martens, Thomas Cook, TGI Fridays, A catchment population of 3.6m in a 60 min drive time In the top 6 cities in terms of affluent lifestyle types Capital of the South West employing 120,000 office workers with proposals for growth of 16% over the next 5 years 160 national HQ s 90,000 students Quakers Friars Luxury shopping enclave anchored by Harvey Nichols and home to a number of premium fashion brands 13 screen, 3,000 seat state of the art Cinema De Lux 23 restaurants and dining locations including Brasserie Blanc and Carluccios Largest and most customer friendly car park in the city with 2616 spaces linking directly into Cabot Circus Voted the coolest city in the UK by Lonely Planet, BCSC Gold award, BREEAM Award Matthew Cassell David O Shea Raquel Sanchez-Diaz Richard Moore David Muslin (leisure only)

9 INTU BROMLEY BROMLEY NELSON RISE SIZE Intu Bromley Intu Properties plc (formerly Capital Shopping Centres) 463,000 sq ft 1,530 spaces NO OF STORES 142 KEY BRANDS Marks & Spencer, Debenhams, Zara, H&M Apple, Coast, French Connection, Massimo Dutti, Karen Millen, L Occitane, Superdry 4 th in London (and 28 th in the national ratings) by shopper population. 3 rd largest shopping destination in London by number of shoppers in the non-grocery catchment. 70% of residents are in the most affluent ACORN category, Wealthy Achievers, Urban Prosperity and Comfortably Off. 17 Million annual footfall 1 hr 55 mins average dwell time Total available retail expenditure is 7 billion. A market gap of 1 billion of which 14 million is clothing and footwear Neill Mylroie David O Shea

10 THE ROCK BURY SIZE The Rock Kennedy Wilson 1.6m sq ft (148,640 sq m) mixed use development with 506,000 sq ft Retail 1,250 spaces NO OF STORES 60 Debenhams, Marks and Spencer, Primark and Next Burger King, Footlocker, Greggs, 99p Stores, Swarovski OPENING DATE The scheme opened on the 16th July 2010 CACI predict Bury s comparison goods spend will increase 56% to 351m post development, taking the town to 62 in CACI s retail town rankings. 2 million residents live within 30 minute drive. Bury has a higher percentage of Wealthy Executives, Affluent Greys and Flourishing Families than the Greater Manchester average, with 35% in the high spending age group. The town already attracts 12 million visitors to its famous market. Largest shopping centre to open in the UK in million of increased non food sales is available for The Rock to capture, with the largest opportunities in clothing, catering and health and beauty categories. Neill Mylroie David O Shea

11 BROUGHTON SHOPPING PARK CHESTER SIZE Broughton Shopping Park The Hercules Unit Trust 298,000 sq ft 2,160 sq ft NO OF STORES 27 Tesco Extra, Next, Bhs and Boots Core group: executive wealth, mature money and countryside communities Key age group is 35 plus 70% female customer 71 minutes dwell time 57 average spend Conversion rate is 73% LATEST DEVELOPMENT A new 11 screen Cineworld with 5 restaurants opening Restaurants are prelet to Pizza Express, Chiquito, Nandos and Frankies & Bennys Mark Disney David Hopps Antony Carroll

12 LION WALK COLCHESTER SIZE The Rock AREA Property / Sovereign Land 250,000 sq ft NO OF STORES 50 Marks & Spencer, Topshop, River Island, Boots Apple Primary catchment area of 463,000 Annual footfall (2012) of 6,151,903 The preeminent shopping centre in Colchester 231,000 sq ft of retail space Tim Male Howard Quigley Sam Glasson

13 MERRY HILL DUDLEY Merry Hill Westfield Shoppingtowns Ltd SIZE 1.5m sq ft (139,350 sq m) 8,000 FREE spaces NO OF STORES 220 Debenhams, Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury, ASDA, Bhs and Primark Boux Avenue, Soho Coffee, Jones Bootmaker, Internacionale, Costa Coffee and Yours The core catchment area serves 1.1m people across the Black Country, Worcestershire, South Staffordshire and Shropshire Over 3.3m people live within a 45 minute drive from Merry Hill Total catchment spend of 1,396,700 million Established 1,200 seat food court opened in October 2009 featuring among others Pizza Express, KFC and Nandos The wider Merry Hill mixed use estate includes an Odeon cinema, Retail Park and 8,000 car parking spaces Annual footfall in excess of 24 million people per annum The Waterfront area provides office accommodation, a hotel, restaurants and bar facilities Matthew Cassell Antony Carroll

14 OCEAN TERMINAL EDINBURGH Ocean Terminal Resolution Property SIZE 440,000 sq ft (40,876 sq m) NO OF STORES 1,600 free spaces 70 plus leisure and catering Debenhams, Bhs, M&S Food, H&M, New Look, GAP, Superdry, Boots, Vue cinema, FCUK, Crew Clothing, Fat Face OPENING DATE October 2001 Catchment of over 1.5 million people 59% of customers fall within demographic groups A,B,C1 60% female customers Youthful mix of shoppers, with the majority falling within the ages of 25 and 34 years old Average dwell time is over 90 minutes Average spend is over 50 per person per visit Edinburgh s most modern shopping centre Voted Scotland s best shopping centre 2012 Set on a stunning waterfront location Strong mix of mainstream and upmarket fashion retailers Strong leisure offer including a 12 screen Vue multiplex cinema, 24 hour Pure Gym, a Pure spa and state of the art soft play area The centre hosts Scotland s leading visitor attraction Royal Yacht Britannia Callum Mortimer Kevin Sims

15 BUCHANAN GALLERIES GLASGOW Buchanan Galleries Henderson Global Investors & Land Securities SIZE 607,500 sq ft (56,000 sq m) 2,000 spaces NO OF STORES 108 DEVELOPMENT John Lewis, H&M, Next and Boots Lego, Holland & Barrett, The Fragrance Shop, The Entertainer, Bank, Pandora, EAT and Crocs Extension planned Scotland s largest City with a population of 600,000 Shopping catchment population of 2 million people billion catchment spend in a 45 minute drivetime UK s 2nd largest shopping destination after London s West End Glasgow s leading shopping centre Glasgow s largest shopper car park Annual footfall circa 20 million H&M increased store size to 29,000 sq ft Boots increased store size to 42,000 sq ft Antony Carroll Mark Disney

16 SILVERBURN GLASGOW Silverburn Hammerson/Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board SIZE 1 million sq ft (92,900 sq m) NO OF STORES 4,500 spaces 108 including catering Debenhams, Marks & Spencer, Tesco and Next Superdry (upsize), Boux Avenue, Clinton Cards, Kuoni and O2 Highly accessible location 1.6million residents within 30 minutes Half of all Scottish households within the retail footprint Largest purpose built regional centre in Scotland 9th largest UK Regional Centre The Silverburn catchment has a retail spending potential of 4.6bn (FSP 2013) Strong concentrations of senior managers and young professionals Affluent family shoppers Strong demand for contemporary and classic fashion 14 million visitors per annum Silverburn is Scotland s 4th highest ranked retail location Situated off J2 of M77 5 miles South of Glasgow Work has started on a new leisure extension comprising an 11 screen multiplex cinema and 8 new restaurants, this is due for completion late 2014/early 2015 Mark Disney Kevin Sims Raquel Sanchez-Diaz

17 THE FRIARY CENTRE GUILDFORD The Friary Centre M&G Real Estate SIZE 140,382 sq ft (13,042 sq m) 1,033 spaces NO OF STORES 62 TARGET CUSTOMER Topshop, Hollister, Urban Outfitters, River Island and Primark Armani Exchange, Hollister and Urban Outfitters Ranked 22 by CACI by comparison goods spend Exceptionally affluent catchment with high proportion of wealthy executives and prosperous professionals Ranked within top 10 by number of retail requirements Total catchment of over 1 million people with primary catchment of 245,353 High proportions of wealthy achievers Strong Regional town with excellent demographics 86% of the catchment has come from the most wealthy ACORN groups Recently completed refurbishment and upgrade to entrances Strong fashion tenant mix 450 seater food court Matthew Cassell David O Shea David Muslin (leisure only)

18 N1 SHOPPING CENTRE ISLINGTON N1 Henderson SIZE 150,000 (13,935 sq m) 100 spaces NO OF STORES 15 KEY H&M, GAP and Vue Cinema Itsu, GBK and Intimissimi Primary catchment population 80,000 Shopping population of 30,000 Strong concentrations of Managers and service Above average employment levels Weekly footfall in excess of 200,000 Affluent shoppers Opened in 2002 North London suburb Tim Male

19 BLUEWATER KENT Bluewater Lend Lease SIZE 1,455,000 sq ft (135,175 sq m) 13,000 free spaces NO OF STORES 325 KEY BRANDS KEY John Lewis, Marks and Spencer and House of Fraser Forever 21,, Apple, Hollister, CK, Gilly Hicks, Timberland, Gant Victoria s Secret, Jack Wills, Tempur, Topshop/Topman Flagship, Triumph, Cadenza Bluewater has the most extensive catchment of any major mall in the UK encompassing a wide geographical area with a total population of 4.4 million and an available retail spend of 20 billion 2012 footfall was 28 million Bluewater now ranks as having: the highest average dwell time -180 mins, highest average spend , highest average catering spend of any regional mall in the UK. No. 1 for customer satisfaction (source: CACI Peak Survey Results Dec 2012) Average number of visits per shopper is 29 per year Dominates Catchment Strong catering and leisure offer Mark Disney Matthew Cassell Raquel Sanchez-Diaz George Pelling

20 LEAMINGTON SPA SHOPPING PARK LEAMINGTON SPA SIZE NO OF STORES Leamington Shopping Park The Hercules Unit Trust/The Crown Estate 135,000 sq ft 1,049 including Sainsbury s 17 including Boots, Argos, Clarks, Caffe Nero, Carphone Warehouse, Frankie & Bennys and KFC Debenhams 40,000 sq ft new store opening Autumn 2013, Next, New Look, Outfit and adjoining Sainsburys Affluent catchment dominated by secure families and wealthy achievers. TARGET CUSTOMER Affluent female, key age group Mark Disney David Hopps Antony Carroll

21 BIRSTALL SHOPPING PARK LEEDS SIZE Birstall Shopping Park The Hercules Unit Trust, Joint Venture Partners Avia and Hermes 192,000 sq ft 900 NO OF STORES TARGET CUSTOMER 16 adjacent to Ikea and Toys R Us Marks & Spencer, GAP, Next, Arcadia, Boots, River Island and Sports Direct 1.2m people within 20 minute drivetime, rising to over 2m people within 30 minute drivetime Female shopper in the key year age group Mark Disney David Hopps Antony Carroll

22 FOSSE SHOPPING PARK LEICESTER Fosse Shopping Park FP (North) Ltd SIZE 416,000 sq ft (38,650 sq m) 2,327 spaces NO OF STORES 35 ADDITIONAL LETTINGS CATERING KEY Marks & Spencer, Boots, Next and River Island New Look, WH Smith, Sports Direct, Outfit, Gap, Next at Home, SCS, DFS, Currys, Monsoon McDonalds, KFC, Druckers Patisserie, Pizza Hut, Costa Coffee, M&S Cafe Fosse Shopping Park dominates the East Midlands with outstanding access to the M1 (J21), and the M69 (J3), in close proximity to Leicester City centre. 62 % of visitors categorised as ABC1 (40% UK average) 46% of shoppers fall into the high spending categorised age group (37% UK average) 9 million shopper visits annually Free car parking UK s preeminent fashion park destination Open A1 and restricted A1 consent Matt McCue Neill Mylroie

23 WESTFIELD LONDON LONDON Westfield London Westfield Shoppingtowns Ltd SIZE 1.6m sq ft (148,700 sq m) 4,500 spaces, 30 electric vehicle-charging points NO OF STORES 300 THE VILLAGE House of Fraser, Marks and Spencer, Debenhams, Next and Waitrose Cath Kidston, Cadenza, Fat Face, Bobbi Brown, MAC, Carlo Pazolini, Urban Outfitters, Juicy Couture, Longchamp, Boux Avenue, Diesel, Trotters, Yellow Korner, Mascotte Over 40 of the World's most desirable luxury brands including Tiffany, De Beers, Prada, Dior, Miu Miu and Versace 49.7% of customers fall into the target age groupings 59% of customers fall into the two most affluent ACORN Group Westfield London is the highest placed shopping centre by weighted spend (2012 CACI rankings) 100 minutes average customer dwell time 116 average spend Largest urban mall in Europe Central Line (Shepherds Bush & Wood Lane), Hammersmith & City Line (White City & Shepherds Bush) and West London Overland, Bus Terminus 30% of footfall from UK and foreign tourists 27.5 million visitors in 2012 Mark Disney Raquel Sanchez-Diaz Katie Bryan

24 WESTFIELD STRATFORD CITY LONDON Westfield Stratford City Westfield Shoppingtowns Ltd SIZE 1.9 million sq ft (175,000 sq m) NO OF STORES 5,000 spaces 350 including catering and leisure John Lewis, Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, Vue, Next, Primark and Forever 21 OPENING DATE 13 September 2011 Total catchment of 4 million people with a weighted spend of 2.53 billion 42% of the catchment population is profiled in the two most affluent ACORN Categories; wealthy achievers and urban prosperity Westfield Stratford City is just 8 minutes from The City of London, the richest square mile in the world, employing 340,000 professionals. 11 minutes away is Canary Wharf home to major international companies employing over 90,000 people, 25% of whom live in the surrounding five Boroughs 59% of total catchment from ABC1 categories The construction of 5 new neighbourhoods in the Olympic Park will see up to 8,000 homes being built by 2030 The UK s largest retail led mixed use development Part of the 700 acre Olympic Park Masterplan State of the Art 12 screen Vue Cinema Unrivalled transport links Central, Jubilee lines and DLR Kent fast link, North London link and Network Rail serving Essex and East Anglia Footfall of over 38 million in first year (excluding Olympic footfall) Mark Disney Neill Mylroie Raquel Sanchez-Diaz Katie Bryan

25 FREMLIN WALK MAIDSTONE Fremlin Walk Legal & General SIZE 350,000 sq ft (32,516 sq m) NO OF STORES 760 spaces 45 including catering House of Fraser, H&M and Boots Barclays, Clintons, Paperchase Primary catchment population 303,000 Shopping population of 214,000 Prime pitch in Maidstone KEY Opened in 2005 Tim Male

26 THE ARNDALE CENTRE MANCHESTER The Arndale Centre M&G Real Estate/Intu Properties plc SIZE 1.4 million sq ft (130,000 sq m) NO OF STORES ADDITIONAL LETTINGS 1,450 spaces indoor market and food court Topshop, Next, Bhs, New Look, Boots and TK Maxx Direct link to Marks & Spencer and Selfridges Dune, Topshop (upsize), Apple (upsize), Blott, Boux Avenue, Dr. Martens, TK Homesense and Vans 6.7 million within a 45 minute drivetime 3rd largest UK shopping population after London s West End and Glasgow 80% of visitors to Manchester visit the Arndale 89 minute dwell time UK s largest Next Department Store (150,000 sq ft) One of the largest city centre covered shopping centres complexes in the UK Footfall for 2012 was 41.3 million Neill Mylroie Antony Carroll

27 THECENTRE:MK MILTON KEYNES thecentre:mk Hermes SIZE 1.35 million sq ft (125,465 sq m) Over 20,000 spaces in central Milton Keynes NO OF STORES 190 DEVELOPMENT/ EXTENSIONS ANNUAL FOOTFALL John Lewis, Marks and Spencer, House of Fraser, Next and Boots Pret, Caffe Nero, Lakeland, Next (upsize), Crocs, Hotter Shoes, Fraser Hart, White Stuff, Card Factory and Apricot Thecentre:mk has committed to a major enhancement programme. One part of this has involved the creation of Destination Dining which houses 4 new restaurants. Around the rest of Thecentre:mk new technology has been launched with interactive touch screens and digital advertising, a new website and retailer intranet which will allow retailers to supply information to the touch screens and website. Average spend is 95 Socio-economic profile is 63% ABC1 shoppers Thecentre:mk is fully established as a regional shopping centre Catchment of 2.8million Thecentre:mk dominates the region attracting shoppers from its wealthy catchment Over 18 million people live within a 1 hour 30 minute drive time 97% of visitors come from within an hour drive time Primary catchment is 225,721 Circa 27 million Thecentre:mk has a great range of fashion stores including Phase Eight, River Island, Next, Monsoon, Warehouse, Fat Face, Republic, Paperchase. Ranked in top ten shopping centres Source Retail Week 2008, it attracts over 27 million visits per annum. Average dwell time in Thecentre:mk is 2 hours 22 minutes. 40,000 daily commuters to Milton Keynes. John Lewis and House of Fraser both completed comprehensive refurbishments of their respective stores in Both stores now sit Category A for the retailers. Matthew Cassell Antony Carroll George Pelling David Muslin (leisure only)

28 ARMADA CENTRE PLYMOUTH Armada Centre CBRE Global Investors SIZE 115,000 sq ft (10,683 sq m) 376 spaces NO OF STORES 8 Sainsbury s, Wilkinson Peacocks 4.6 million customers per year City centre location Plymouth University Campus a short walk away KEY Opened in 2003 Richard Moore

29 THE LIBERTY ROMFORD NELSON RISE Liberty Centre Cosgrave SIZE 1.1 million sq ft (69,676 sq m) 800 spaces NO OF STORES Over 120 REFURBISHMENT Debenhams, Marks & Spencer, Primark, Bhs, Topshop, Next, H&M and Boots Topshop/Topman (upsize), Office, Clintons, Hotter Shoes, Virgin Media Refurbishment of the prime mall Refurbishment of Stewards Walk and main entrance to the High Street now complete. Proposed redevelopment of Swan Walk planned. The catchment of Romford has a population of 4.93 million people with a spend potential of 15.8 billion (source National survey of Local Shopping Patterns) 29% of all residents are within the key spending age group years. A further 13% are aged between years. These figures are in-line with National Average levels The Liberty shoppers show a skew to higher spending demographic with 48% classified as ABC1 and 50% between 15 and 44 years of age. However, the centre is underrepresented within these demographics against the catchment which shows further potential for spending growth Household ownership levels within the catchment are above the National Average, 72% vs. 68% Total available retail expenditure within the core catchment equates to 5.2 billion 78% of shoppers are female ACORN categories Urban Prosperity and Comfortably Off account for 44% of shoppers Annual footfall at The Liberty Shopping Centre is 24.5 million a year, equating to 425,000 people a week Average annual spending on clothing and footwear within the core catchment area is 21% above the National Average ( 978 million vs. 806 million) 65% of shoppers are aged between years Dwell time at the centre is 1 hour 32 minutes. 62% of shoppers visit The Liberty at least once a week Average spend at the Centre on non-food items in 2010 was George Pelling Neill Mylroie

30 MEADOWHALL SHEFFIELD NELSON RISE Meadowhall British Land/Norges Bank Investment Management SIZE 1,489,497 sq ft (138,379 sq m) 12,000 spaces NO OF STORES 280 REFURBISHMENT THE ARC Marks & Spencer, Debenhams, House of Fraser, Primark, Next, Bhs, Hollister, Topshop, New Look, H&M, Superdry and All Saints Victoria s Secret, Van Mildert, Tessuti, Skechers, Pretty Green, Boux Avenue, Vans, Hollister, LK Bennett, Armani Exchange, Lego, Phase 8, Foot Asylum, Wagamama, Chao Baby, Giraffe, Las Iguanas, Ed s Diner and Carluccio s House Of Fraser under took a 5 million refurbishment in The Oasis food offer underwent a 7 million transformation which completed October Meadowhall dominates a large regional catchment, which extends from the Peak District in the west, Hull in the east and from Leeds in the north and to Derby and Nottingham in the south Experian Research suggests the formal available catchment spend equates to 11.7 billion and that Meadowhall retains a market share of 20% ( 2.4 billion) According to Experian, Meadowhall attracts disproportionately high numbers of the key Mosaic profiles of symbols of success, suburban comforts and happy families 57% of Meadowhall shoppers are ABC1, 23% are Social Grade AB 70% of Meadowhall s AB shoppers are female Meadowhall is the region s premier shopping centre Around 280 leading UK and International stores, many of them flagships, 30 restaurants, an 11 screen Vue Cinema, 12,000 free car parking spaces and a transport interchange Refurbished Oasis opened October 2011 Set on the edge of the UK s fourth largest city and benefiting from excellent road links, Meadowhall attracts around 25 million visitors each year 2nd in Experian s ranking of regional shopping centres Meadowhall has an award winning, off site warehouse and logistics facility offering retailers a choice of storage and preretail services David Hopps Antony Carroll Katie Bryan Mark Disney

31 CITY SENTRAL STOKE ON TRENT NELSON RISE City Sentral Realis Estates Limited SIZE 650,000 sq ft (60,385 sq m) NO OF STORES 1,000 spaces 12 MSUs and 70 shops Department store, multi screen cinema At the heart of one of the most significant untapped catchments in the UK Total catchment 870,000 (Javelin) Total comparison goods spend 1.5 billion per annum (Javelin) Over 360,000 people (including 90,000 ABC1s) live within 20 minutes drive (Javelin) New bus station opens Major city centre development. Mark Disney David Hopps

32 TELFORD SHOPPING CENTRE TELFORD NELSON RISE SIZE NO OF STORES Telford Shopping Centre Sovereign Land / AREA Property 1 million sq ft 3,600 spaces 160 outlets Marks & Spencer, House of Fraser, Debenhams, Asda, Primark, Bhs, Zara, Next, New Look, Topshop 652,000 residents 586m total shopper spend 3m people within 60 minute drivetime 14 million footfall Serves as Telford town centre Direct access from M54 Further phases of expansion and extensions planned David Hopps David O Shea David Muslin (leisure only)

33 ROYAL VICTORIA PLACE TUNBRIDGE WELLS NELSON RISE Royal Victoria Place Hermes SIZE 316,600 sq ft (29,414 sq m) 1,750 spaces NO OF STORES 100 KEY BRANDS TARGET CUSTOMER Marks & Spencer, Fenwick, Topshop, Next and Food Court Hennes, Timberland, L Occitane, Swarovski and Office The Royal Tunbridge Wells catchment has a total population of 1.0 million people with a total potential weighted spend of million Over 54% of the catchment are from the top 6 Acorn groups 35% of the catchment are AB s Annual footfall of 10.6 million Wide ranging customer profile attracting spend across the main Acorn groups Only covered retail environment within the town Matthew Cassell David O Shea David Muslin (leisure only)

34 LONDON DESIGNER OUTLET WEMBLEY NELSON RISE London Designer Outlet Quintain Estates and Development plc SIZE 350,000 sq ft (30,516 sq m) NO OF STORES ADDITIONAL 700 space MSCP 85 shops and 15 restaurants Adjacent to Wembley Stadium and Wembley Arena Marks & Spencer, Cineworld, GAP, Pizza Express, Hand Made Burger, LK Bennett, Guess, Superdry, Max Studio, Villeroy & Boch, Nike, Denby, Clarks 8.4 million people in 1 hour drive 5.8 million people have LDO as closest outlet Now leasing Opening Autumn 2013 Mark Disney David Hopps George Pelling David Muslin (leisure only)

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