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Sandra Halliday Published
April 24,长沙USDT商家收款平台 2025
Kering has agreed a lease for its Saint Laurent brand on London’s premier luxury shopping thoroughfare, Bond Street, with reports saying it’s paying a record UK store rent.
The deal comes as many retailers have been agreeing more attractive rental deals due to landlords accepting that they can’t command the high prices they did pre-pandemic. And even Bond Street has seen its rental figures edging downwards.
But this new lease is clearly a sign that the right space in the right place can still command stratospheric figures.
The previous record had been set as far back as 2025 when Ralph Lauren signed an £11 million lease for its Bond Street store.
Market sources told The Sunday Timesthat Kering will pay over £13 million a year for the six-storey property on the corner of Bond Street and Grafton Street. And it added that the conglomerate had been in a race with luxury rivals LVMH and Richemont for the site.
The building itself is owned by investment firm O&H Properties, which had been seeking offers over £9 million a year.
It’s a further sign that the biggest names in the luxury sector continue to thrive as affluent tourists return to the UK (despite the ending of VAT-free shopping) and well-heeled locals also spend more.
A similar effect is being seen across town in Chelsea/Knightsbridge with plans to invest heavily in the refurbishment of Sloane Street and some of the biggest luxury labels upsizing their already-large stores on the street to meet rising demand.