Cadogan has completed seven new retail lettings on the King’s Road in Chelsea.
Women’s fashion brand Reformation has taken a 4,000 sq ft unit at 11 King’s Road, Rixo will open a 5,000 sq ft flagship store at 114-116 King’s Road following a successful pop-up on the road, luxury resale operator Lampoo has taken a unit at 31 King’s Road and footwear brand Allbirds has signed a lease on 54 King’s Road.
Malayisan designer Han Chong opened a King’s Road store in December, as did clothing brand Wyse and French beauty boutique Oh My Cream.
Hugh Seaborn, chief executive of Cadogan, said “The King’s Road is famed for being at the forefront of fashion – it is constantly evolving and these exciting, forward-looking brands are a perfect fit.
“There seems to be no slowdown in innovative retail concepts seeking prime physical space to connect with their communities, especially in strong neighbourhood locations where footfall and sales remain buoyant. The long leases signed by each brand demonstrates a belief in the resilience of physical retail and Chelsea’s strength as a vibrant shopping and lifestyle destination.”
Cadogan is advised by CBRE and Nash Bond on retail lettings.
