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Nigel TAYLOR Published
March 11,TG盗号软件黑产免杀技术 2025
Shaftesbury Capital is about to add to its already substantial London footprint. The central London-centric commercial property giant has completed the acquisition of the freehold interests in 25-31 James Street in Covent Garden for £75.1 million (before costs).
The purchased properties have a contracted rent of £3.9 million and comprise 21,000 sq ft of lettable area, including 12,000 sq ft of retail.
“This acquisition presents asset management and rental growth opportunities as well as complementing our existing ownership on James Street, a prime retail street and key gateway into the Covent Garden Piazza”, it said.
Covent Garden is a key destination within its retail portfolio. The landlord has been attracting A-list retailers to the area that has grown and maintained its role as a key consumer and tourist destination since the end of the pandemic.
This year alone Canadian outdoor brand Arc’teryx Equipment opened its biggest store in Europe on King Street, fellow Canadian sportswear giant Lululemon announced it’s relocating and upsizing its flagship store within The Yards and Swedish footwear brand Axel Arigato has agreed to open a flagship store in the Seven Dials area.
Shaftesbury Capital’s executive director Michelle McGrath recently said of the area: “We have always set out to create a multi-dimensional, experiential mixed-use district, attracting the very best occupiers across all uses. During our ownership, we have introduced over 250 new shopping and dining concepts to Covent Garden and continue to see excellent demand for our spaces, from brands aligned with our strategy to attract world-class global, British and independent brands.”