Marks & Spencer, New Look, Next, H&M, TK Maxx and Cineworld. Fossil, Jones, Gio Goi, Wagamama, Giraffe, Prezzo, Republic, Carphone Warehouse and TGI's

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1 XX UNION SQUARE XXX ABERDEEN Union Square Hammerson SIZE 700,000 sq ft (65,000 sq m) 1,700 spaces NO OF STORES 83 Marks & Spencer, New Look, Next, H&M, TK Maxx and Cineworld KEY BRANDS Hollister, Cult, Apple and Zara TARGET CUSTOMER CONTACT Fossil, Jones, Gio Goi, Wagamama, Giraffe, Prezzo, Republic, Carphone Warehouse and TGI's Aberdeen has a population of over 210,000 and an estimated catchment in excess of 500,000 The city is regarded as the oil capiltal of Europe and has the lowest unemployment rate in Scotland Average gross weekly earning wage higher than Glasgow or Edinburgh Union Square opened October 2009 with much acclaim Excellent range of fashion and lifestyle retailers in the covered mall and adjoining retail park Strong restaurant line up with 20 restaurants and coffee shops State of the art 10 screen Cineworld cinema, 203 bed Jury s Hotel Highly accessible, integrates with Aberdeen s public transport hub comprising train and bus stations Derren McRae Kevin Sims

2 PRINCESS SQUARE BRACKNELL Bracknell - Princess Square Bracknell Regeneration Partnership SIZE 527,431 sq ft (49,000 sq m) 600 spaces NO OF STORES 198 REFURBISHMENT Bentalls, Sainsbury s, Topshop, Boots and Waterstones A major redevelopment of the town centre is planned as well as a refurbishment for the scheme 53 Headquarters Buildings within the town with over 35,000 people coming into the borough to work 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 is expected to be over 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 A consumer events and engagement programme has proved highly successful in driving traffic to the centre and will continue in 2010 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 Mike Haynes Tom Healey

3 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 Yo! Sushi AWARDS/ACCOLADES House of Fraser, Harvey Nichols and Cinema De Lux Hollister, Cult, 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, Carluccios, Coal, Giraffe, Nandos and Yo! Sushi Jones, Kuoni, PC World, Berghaus, Disney, Gourmet Quarter, Krispy Kreme, Foyles Book Store, Gym Box, and Sanctuary Spa A catchment population of 3.6m in a 60 min drivetime In the top 6 cities in terms of affluent lifestyle types Bristol s GDP is 2nd only to London 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 new 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 Siobhan Guilfoyle Richard Moore David Muslin (leisure only)

4 THE ROCK BURY The Rock Lloyds/Deloitte/Hammerson SIZE 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 Vue Next, River Island, H&M, Peacocks, Superdry, Entertainer, JD, Bank, Holland and Barratt, Pizza Express and Nandos 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 2010 Mike Haynes Nick McAllester

5 MERRY HILL DUDLEY Merry Hill Westfield Shoppingtowns Ltd SIZE 1.5m sq ft (139,350 sq m) 8,000 spaces NO OF STORES 220 Debenhams, Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury, ASDA, Bhs and Primark Jack & Jones, Vero Moda, Deichmann, TH Baker, Clas Ohlson, Cult, Foot Asylum, Lipsy, Boux, The Enterainer and Fruit of the Loom. 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 The new 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 23 million people per annum The Waterfront area provides office accommodation, a hotel, restaurants and bar facilities Matthew Cassell Thomas Lester Antony Carroll

6 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 H&M, Boots, Scribbler, Caffe Nero, Hollister, Desigual, Jones The Bootmaker, Pandora, Swatch, Boux Avenue and Moda in Pelle 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 Kate Sedgman Antony Carroll Mark Disney

7 XX SILVERBURN XXX GLASGOW Silverburn Hammerson/Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board SIZE 1 million sq ft (92,900 sq m) NO OF STORES CONTACT 4,500 spaces 108 including catering Debenhams, Marks & Spencer, Tesco and Next Kurt Geiger, Phase Eight, Hobbs, River Island, Fat Face, Superdry and Office 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 Centre expenditure potential 359.7m (CACI 2010) Strong concentrations of senior managers and young professionals Affluent family shoppers A more affluent shopper profile than Glasgow City Centre A distinct lack of quality competition 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 Opened October 2007 David Hopps Kevin Sims

8 BLUEWATER XX XXX KENT Bluewater Lend Lease SIZE 1,455,000 sq ft (135,175 sq m) 13,000 spaces NO OF STORES 333 John Lewis, Marks and Spencer and House of Fraser KEY BRANDS Joseph, CK, Timberland, Apple, Hollister, Rigby and Peller, Oakley Uniqlo, Best Sellers, Hed Kandi, Foot Asylum, Hawes and Curtis, All Saints, Desigual, Cadburys Cocoa House, Radley, Nao Brazil, Haagen Daaz and Swatch 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 2009 footfall was 28 million Our off peak research shows that 72% of our guests are classified as ABC1, Vs 55% in our catchment Average spend (off-peak) is Average dwell time (off-peak) is 151 minutes Average number of visits per shopper is 34 per year 2010 foot fall was 28.1 million KEY Dominates Catchment Strong catering and leisure offer Proposed 52,000 sq ft events venue, due to open Autumn 2011 Mark Disney Matthew Cassell Kate Sedgman David Close

9 XX ONE NEW CHANGE XXX LONDON SIZE One New Change Land Securities 220,000 sq ft (20,446 sq m) retail plus 320,000 sq ft (29,740 sq m) offices None (but free weekend parking off Cheapside) NO OF STORES 65 TARGET CUSTOMER KEY Marks and Spencer, Topshop, H&M, Next and Jamie Olivers debut of Barbecoa Topshop, H&M, Marks and Spencer, Karen Millen, Links of London, Reiss, Hobbs, Superdry, Kurt Geiger and Guess Office workers, tourist and residential population The City s current working population is 320,00 people, 117,000 of whom are within a 10 minute walk. 8,000 people currently live locally within the City, with a further 80,000 people living in on the fringes 75,000 people visit St Paul s Cathedral every year, with millions more admiring from the outside Audience demographics 67% AB 16 underground and 8 main line stations serving the City 12,000,000 people use St Paul s Underground Station annually, with an additional 40,000,000 people using Monument and Bank Underground Stations each year The Tate Modern is a 7 minute walk from the scheme, Bank of England and Royal Exchange each 4 minutes walk and St Paul s Cathedral 1 minutes walk Ability to benefit from the large working population during the week and tourist and residential population at the weekends who will now be provided with a retail and restaurant destination something that has been missing from the City before One New Change In 2006 London was rated the top European City for business for the 16th year running The Square Mile is the world s leading international financial and business centre and globally London dominates in 6 of 8 financial product areas 264 foreign banks are based in the City, along with 618 legal firms Sarah Cohen Steven Stedman

10 WESTFIELD LONDON LONDON Westfield London Westfield Shoppingtowns Ltd / CGI SIZE 1.6m sq ft (148,700 sq m) 4,500 spaces, 30 electric vehicle-charging points NO OF STORES 265 ADDITIONAL House of Fraser, Marks and Spencer, Debenhams, Next and Waitrose 50 restaurants and 12 screen Vue cinema Gilly Hicks, Banana Republic, Hanspree, Cafe Nero, LPQ, Coach, Phase Eight, Calvin Klein Jeans & Accessories THE VILLAGE Over 40 of the World's most desirable luxury brands including Tiffany, De Beers, Prada, Dior, Miu Miu & Versace 51% of customers fall into the target age groupings 68% of customers fall into the two most affluent ACORN Group 110 minutes average customer dwell time 130 peak 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 26 million visitors in 2010 Neill Mylroie Sarah Cohen

11 XX WESTFIELD STRATFORD CITY XXX LONDON Westfield Stratford City Westfield Shoppingtowns Ltd SIZE 1.9 million sq ft (175,000 sq m) 5,000 spaces NO OF STORES 300 John Lewis, Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, Vue, Next, Primark, Botts and Forever 21 OPENING DATE September 2011 CONTACT Total catchment of 4.1 million people with a weighted spend of 3.24 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 58% of total catchment from ABC1 categories 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 Mark Disney David Hopps Kate Sedgman Neill Mylroie

12 XX THE ARNDALE CENTRE XXX MANCHESTER The Arndale Centre Prudential/Capital Shopping Centres SIZE 1.4 million sq ft (130,000 sq m) NO OF STORES ADDITIONAL 1,450 spaces indoor market and food court Topshop, Next, Bhs, New Look, Boots and TK Maxx Direct link to Marks & Spencer and Selfridges Clas Ohlson, USC, Jack n Jones, Vero Moda, Helly Hansen, Bose, Guess, Holister, Office, Jones the Bootmaker, Gio Goi, Hub and Luke 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 2010 was 39 million Thomas Lester Antony Carroll

13 XX THECENTRE:MK XXX MILTON KEYNES thecentre:mk Prudential/Hermes SIZE 1.35 million sq ft (125,465 sq m) Over 20,000 spaces in central Milton Keynes NO OF STORES 190 ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENT/ EXTENSIONS TARGET CUSTOMER ANNUAL FOOTFALL KEY MESSAGE John Lewis, Marks and Spencer, House of Fraser, Next and Boots Food Centre adjacent with Waitrose TK Maxx, Phase Eight, Jaeger, Kurt Geiger, Pandora, Jones, Kuoni, Hawes & Curtis, Storm, Pulp, Nandos, Café Rouge, Yo! Sushi, Thomas Sabo, Nandos and Carluccios 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. Over half of the visitors (54%) are in the age groups. Shopper groups AB account for 28% of visitors, and ABC1 63%. Over 70% travel by car to the centre endorsing the centre s regional attraction and pull 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 30 million thecentre:mk has a great range of fashion stores including Phase Eight, River Island, Next, Monsoon, Warehouse, Fat Face, Republic, Paperchase etc. Ranked in top ten shopping centres Source Retail Week 2008, it attracts over 30 million vists per annum. Average dwell time in thecentre:mk is 2 hours 22 minutes. 40,000 daily commuters to Milton Keynes Mike Haynes Matthew Cassell Antony Carroll

14 XX LIBERTY CENTRE XXX ROMFORD 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 Super Dry, Select, Card Factory Refurbishment of prime mall Refurbishment of Stewards Walk and main entrance to the scheme off the High Street in 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 Tom Healey Neill Mylroie

15 XX MEADOWHALL XXX SHEFFIELD Meadowhall British Land/London and Stamford Investments SIZE 1,489,497 sq ft (138,379 sq m) 12,000 spaces NO OF STORES 272 REFURBISHMENT THE ARC Marks & Spencer, Debenhams, House of Fraser, Primark, Next, BHS, Hollister, Topshop, New Look, H&M, Select and All Saints Kurt Geiger, Firetrap, Hollister, Hotel Chocolat, Fat Face, Lipsy, Radley, Pandora, Molton Brown, Handmade Burger, Yo! Sushi, Coal, LK Bennett, Phase Eight, Office, Wagamama, Fashion Rocks, Guess, G Star and TGI Friday House Of Fraser under took a 5 million refurbishment in The Oasis food offer is to undergo a 7 million transformation in 2011 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 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 pre-retail services David Hopps Kate Sedgman Mark Disney

16 XX THE HEART XXX WALTON ON THAMES The Heart O & H Properties Ltd SIZE 236,000 sq ft (22,000 sq m) 750 in multi storey NO OF STORES 52 Next, New Look, Desire by Debenhams and Sainsbury's ADDITIONAL Further details available on request HMV, H&M Kids, Aveda and Muffin Break REFURBISHMENT Scheme opened 2006 TARGET CUSTOMER 34% of the catchment are ABC 1 s which is 60% above national average Nearly 50% of the catchment are classified as high income earners, twice the national average CONTACT Ben Chislett

17 XX FREMLIN WALK XXX MAIDSTONE Fremlin Walk Legal & General SIZE 350,000 sq ft (32,516 sq m) 760 spaces NO OF STORES 45 including catering House of Fraser, H&M and Boots Pret and Office Shoes Primary catchment population 303,000 Shopping population of 214,000 Prime pitch in Manchester KEY Opened in 2005 Tim Male Sean Gillies

18 XX N1 SHOPPING CENTRE XXX ISLINGTON N1 Henderson SIZE 150,000 sq ft (13,935 sq m) 100 spaces NO OF STORES 15 Next, GAP and Vue Cinema H&M and Paperchase 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 KEY Opened in 2002 North London Suberb Tim Male Sam Foyle

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