Get Living has appointed Time Retail Partners and P-Three to lead the retail, leisure and food and beverage leasing at the company’s mixed-use Elephant & Castle town centre development.
When it launches in 2026, the scheme will provide 140,000 sq ft of retail, food and beverage and leisure space, 55,000 sq ft of workspace and almost 500 build-to-rent homes.
The circa 50 retail and F&B units on the ground and first floors of the scheme will line the new public streets, which connect the train station, London Underground station, Elephant Park and the wider area.
Richard Allen, asset director at Get Living, said: “We’re delighted to have Time Retail Partners and P-Three on board for Elephant & Castle town centre. Major mixed-use developments such as this don’t come along very often, and we’re excited by the huge opportunity ahead of us, delivering a new retail and leisure hub in the heart of Elephant & Castle.
“The independent and established brands coming to the scheme will become a part of a thriving place, with the wider area already known for its eclectic mix of restaurants, cafes and bars. In the heart of the community, Elephant & Castle Town Centre will be a melting pot for local people, visitors, commuters and students alike, firmly establishing this historic part of London as a major destination for the future.”
Rob Jones, director at Time Retail Partners, added: “We are hugely excited to be part of the journey for this fantastic and important development. Elephant & Castle is such a rich and vibrant area of London, and we can’t wait to be part of the team bringing a new town centre back to both the people that live there and visitors alike.”
Hannah McNamara, co-founder at P-Three, said: “Helping to deliver major urban mixed-use destinations is what we do. P-Three’s aspiration to create places that have a positive impact on the people using them is totally aligned with Get Living. We both want to create locations which are truly reflective of the catchment using them. We are beyond excited to be doing that in this legacy London development.”
