UK Retail Property Requirements

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IIONITY
5,500 – 10,500 sq ft

1, As Ionity are owned by the car manufacturers (plus Blackrock) they are the best covenant in the sector, bar none – hence why a lot of Institutional Funds are courting us.

2, Obsolescence of the Charging equipment would not be a factor during the term of the lease, unlike some competitors, Ionity will always be at the forefront of technological advances as they are owned by the manufacturers.

3, They have the largest network of Chargers throughout Europe. 80th UK hub opening next month

4, Traffic to an Ionity hub will always be the most frequent of all charging hubs across the sector – reason being every new customer of an electric car of BMW, Merc, VW, Porsche, Audi, Ford and Hyundai (who co-own Ionity) receive an Ionity pass which gives them discount charging on the Ionity network – those customers will drive past other charging hubs to get to an Ionity. The location of existing Ionity charging hubs will automatically be inbuilt into those Sat Nav’s – and this will generate more revenue for the scheme’s occupiers on the site from Ionity customers

5, only 1.2 MV of power required for a 12 charger hub

OOTLeisureShopping CentreStandalone
B&MB&M
10,000 – 30,000 sq ft
  • In and out of town retail locations

  • 10,000 - 30,000 ft2 ground floor sales,

  • Ideally with a Garden Centre

  • Strong secondary or primary pitch in smaller towns

  • Near to supermarkets

  • Stand alone prominent sites

  • Existing units ready for occupation

  • Development sites welcomed

OOTShopping CentreStandalone
Burger KingBurger King
1,500 – 3,000 sq ft
  • Retail and Leisure Parks

  • Adjacent Supermarkets

  • Roadside Arterial routes

  • Major Shopping Centres

OOTLeisureShopping CentreStandalone
Caffè NeroCaffè Nero
800 – 2,000 sq ft

Corner/Character Buildings of interest. Their size requirement is 800 - 2,000 sq ft Ground Floor (minimum internal width 18ft) in busy

locations in close proximity to:

• Shopping Centres

• High Streets

• Retail Parks

• Office Districts

• Transport Hubs

• Tourist locations

LeisureShopping CentreStandalone
ASK ItalianASK Italian
3,000 – 5,000 sq ft

LeisureShopping CentreStandalone
DeichmannDeichmann
5,000 – 9,000 sq ft

Prime High Street or Shopping Centres

  • Retail Parks also considered

  • Minimum sales area 4,000 sqft

  • Maximum sales area 8,000 sqft

  • Ancillary 1,000 sq ft

  • Internal width ideally 12 m

  • Preference for single floor trading

Shopping CentreStandalone
Black Sheep CoffeeBlack Sheep Coffee
1,500 – 3,000 sq ft
Ground floor footprint from 1,500 – 3,000 sq ft. This footprint is flexible to accommodate transport hub locations for example. Prime corner locations with outdoor seating are preferred but not essential. Drive Thru sites also actively sought.
OOTLeisureShopping CentreStandalone
The WorksThe Works
1,500 – 3,000 sq ft
Shopping CentreStandalone
ABAS Bargains
3,500 – 6,000 sq ft
Barker Proudlove are retained to source 5 stores in 2026, with a further 5 in 2027 as part of a generic expansion strategy. • High Streets/Town Centres/Secondary Parades • Sales Area 2,500–4,000 sqft • Ancillary 1,000–2,000 sqft • Catchment locations of 20,000+ • Previously fitted units • Market rents paid • 10 year lease terms • Tenant breaks at Years 3 and 6
Shopping CentreStandalone
ZizziZizzi
3,000 – 5,000 sq ft
LeisureShopping CentreStandalone
SubwaySubway
350 – 2,000 sq ft
  • Class E usage

  • 500 to 2,000sqft (minimum of 350sqft for non-traditional stores)

  • High volume footfall/traffic

  • High population density

OOTLeisureShopping CentreStandalone
Lucky B'sLucky B's
1,000 – 2,000 sq ft
  • Class A3 usage

  • High volume footfall/traffic

  • High population density

  • Leasehold/Freehold property considered

OOTLeisureShopping CentreStandalone
JD WetherspoonJD Wetherspoon
5,000 – 10,000 sq ft
Character buildings, retail units, existing public houses
OOTLeisureShopping CentreStandalone
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