MARK has completed a flurry of retail lettings at its Borough Yards scheme in Southwark, London.
Sustainable skincare brand Sknfed, handmade décor producer La Lune London, handmade jewellery designer Linnet Jewellery, affordable eyewear brand Pop Specs and ethical slow fashion brand and social enterprise Handmade Stories have all signed for space on Stonecutters Lane.
Lily Lin, managing director of MARK, said: “Stonecutters Lane is the final piece of the jigsaw at Borough Yards and will add another dimension to the existing mix of leisure, culture and shopping. Stonecutter’s Lane will become a launch pad for emerging independent and artisan retailers that will see significant value in being amongst the area’s creative week-round community and having a brand presence in such a high footfall, high spend area.”
Elena Brook-Hart Rodriguez, founder of Handmade Stories, added: “When selecting a location for our new physical store, Borough Yards was our first choice due to their commitment to creating a unique hub for independent businesses to thrive in and in a strategic location that mixes wondering tourists with a local crowd.”
Bruce Gillingham Pollard and CBRE are joint letting agents for MARK.
