British Land has launched the 120,000 sq ft Broadgate Central retail, leisure and dining scheme at its Broadgate campus in the City of London.
The latest phase of the scheme, which spans the lower ground floors of 1 Broadgate and 100 Liverpool Street, is already 90% let or under offer.
British Land recently agreed lettings at Broadgate Central with the likes of luxury florist Moyses Stevens, social entertainment operator Poolhouse, Eton Shirts and Salad Project.
Kelly Cleveland, head of real estate and investment at British Land, said: “Broadgate Central redefines the City’s retail and leisure scene, bringing together leading brands in a vibrant, accessible destination. The strong leasing momentum across the campus, with only one floor of office space available, increasing footfall throughout the whole week and office utilisation back above pre-Covid levels mid-week, reflects the benefits of our campus model and Broadgate’s enduring appeal.”
Tom Sleigh, chair of the City of London Corporation planning and transportation committee, added: “Major employers and brands are reinforcing their commitment to the City of London as the destination of choice, in part, thanks to the outstanding public realm, retail and hospitality offer that developments like Broadgate Central are delivering. This is why we have seen a 7% rise in footfall into the City this financial year and are expecting further increases in the years to come.
“The City of London is more than just a business district, it’s a destination, offering world-class hospitality, culture, leisure and amenities designed for how people live, work and connect in the 21st century. With its abundance of green spaces, net zero ambitions and low carbon developments, the City is sustainable and focussed on wellbeing at its core.”
Savills, CBRE and DCL acted for British Land on the lettings.
