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At Hammerson, we create destinations that excite shoppers, attract and support retailers, reward investors and serve communities;destinations where more happens.

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We are Hammerson. As a leading owner-manager and developer of retail destinations, we are proud to be behind some of the greatest retail experiences in Europe. Our £10 billion real estate portfolio comprises 22 prime regional shopping centres, 19 convenient retail parks and investments in 15 premium designer outlet villages which draw and excite shoppers and attract and support retailers. Our success is the result of putting more time, more care, more knowledge and more imagination into our projects. By doing this, we create destinations where more happens.

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ICONIC DESTINATIONS / WE CREATE OUTSTANDING ARCHITECTURE, COMBINED WITH SEAMLESS TECHNOLOGY AND TRANSPORTATION LINKS, TO ENHANCE LOCATIONS AND PLACE

OUR CENTRES AT THE HEART OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES.

BEST AT RETAIL / WE DELIVER THE OPTIMAL RETAIL MIX, CONSISTENTLY REFRESHED AND

SHOWCASING NEW CONCEPTS.

CONVENIENT & EASY / WE PROVIDE ENHANCED CUSTOMER FACILITIES AND SERVICES, SUCH AS CLICK & COLLECT, MAKING SHOPPING

SIMPLE AND STRESS-FREE, ENCOURAGING REGULAR SHOPPER VISITS.

INTERACTIVE & ENGAGING / OUR OUTSTANDING CUSTOMER SERVICE AND LEADING DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE

DRIVE ENGAGEMENT AND LOYALTY, ENCOURAGING SHOPPERS TO SPEND LONGER IN OUR DESTINATIONS.

ENTERTAINING & EXCITING / WE CONSTANTLY EVALUATE AND REFRESH OUR FOOD AND LEISURE OFFERS, PROVIDING A LOCAL AND

NATIONAL CALENDAR OF EVENTS TO SURPRISE AND DELIGHT OUR CUSTOMERS, AND KEEP THEM COMING BACK.

POSITIVE PLACES / WE CREATE DESTINATIONS THAT DELIVER POSITIVE IMPACTS ECONOMICALLY, SOCIALLY

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CanyouintroduceourreaderstoLePainQuotidien?

The age old traditions of eating well and enjoying life have been at the heart of Le Pain Quotidien since the start. We serve simple, wholesome and sustainable food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Our menu includes soups, salads, signature tartines, hot dishes, sharing charcuterie platters, homemade pastries and artisan baked bread. We also serve many vegan and vegetarian options.

Tellusmoreaboutyourinspiration…

Le Pain Quotidien is built on the belief of its founder, Alain Coumont, that community is what nurtures, inspires and feeds the soul. Le Pain Quotidien’s first communal table on Rue Dansaert in Brussels was built from wood salvaged from the floors of retired Belgian trains. Those simple planks became a tradition. Today, this same rough, reclaimed wood continues to bring a rustic comfort to all Le Pain Quotidien restaurants, and the communal tables have become a centrepiece, where friends reconnect and new friendships are forged over the shared appreciation of delicious food and good company.

Whatisthelatesttrendindininganddrinking?

There has been a resurgence in people wanting to take time to enjoy good quality food with friends and loved ones. In this ever-changing and hectic world, people are wanting to find places to escape and we are proud to offer that in our restaurants. We believe Le Pain Quotidien is a place where traditional simplicity is cherished. Le Pain Quotidien means the daily bread. And to us, that means everything. It’s much more than mere sustenance; it’s a way of life. As our loaves emerge from the ovens, warm and fragrant, friends gather around our communal tables to share in the time-honoured tradition of breaking bread. The hum of conversation fills the air, jam is passed around the table, and, ever so gracefully, time slows.

This Autumn,Le PainQuotidien willmake its debutin Leeds, atVictoria Gate, with one ofits largestrestaurants outside of London.

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Iconic, glamorous, fun.

HowmanyrestaurantsdoyouoperateacrossLondon,theUKandtherestoftheworld?Whatmakeseachonesounique?

We have 34 venues in total, with another three in the works – that we can tell you about, at least! The vast majority are in London, but we have a restaurant in Paris, one amazing events space in NYC and two restaurants in Tokyo. We are also working on launching our third venue in Leeds at Victoria Gate and our first restaurant in Manchester. Each restaurant is very different and very much its own business and concept, with the on-site team running it largely as its own enterprise, keeping an eye on the local markets and the customers’ feedback to keep them constantly current and ever-evolving. We’re also not afraid to go outside our comfort zone, for example our new Leeds restaurant in Victoria Gate is going to be D&D’s first Japanese restaurant.

Whatistheinspirationbehindthedifferentrestaurantconcepts?

We tend to let the spaces and the locations inspire the restaurant concepts, for example German Gymnasium in King’s Cross is inspired by the building’s history as an actual gymnasium built by the German Gymnastic Society in London. We kept the soaring scale of the building, worked in some design nods to its history and created a middle European menu as tribute to its German heritage! Other times even if design is inspired by the site’s history, the food concept is based on the chef, as with Sartoria on Savile Row with its Chef Patron Francesco Mazzei and his regional Italian menu.

International fine dining group D&D will be opening a rooftop restaurant at Victoria Gate, Leeds in a few months. We had a chat about their restaurants, the rise of foodie culture and industry trends.

Whatwouldyousayisthelatesttrendindining?

If there is one overarching trend I think that it is people increasingly treating eating out as an everyday social activity. We are becoming more like New Yorkers. We now go to restaurants to meet friends to catch up, not just on special occasions. Allied to this is a continuing trend both at the top and casual ends of the market towards informality. Quaglino’s, Bluebird, and Mezzo (now 100 Wardour Street) pioneered in the democratisation of “fine dining” in the 1990’s and remain hugely popular and successful today.

Howhaveyouseencustomers’expectationsevolveovertheselastyears,andwhatwouldyousayaretheirexpectationsforthefuture?

Customers are much more knowledgeable and engaged with food – they really want to know where the ingredients and ideas came from and who the chefs are. The rise of foodie culture has given our chefs a huge level of freedom to experiment and innovate to a receptive audience. We think this will continue to be the case and that customers will continue to inspire chefs to become better and better. Foodie culture is also what has attracted so many exciting foreign chefs and restaurants to the UK.

Whatwouldyouliketoseehappeninthefood/diningindustryinthenext2-5years?

We hope that our industry can continue to attract talent. What we are seeing now is high quality people increasingly choosing restaurants as an exciting career. Last year a young corporate lawyer who worked for us gave up a high flying position at his law firm to set up a small restaurant in Soho. It was a huge success. And one of our general managers even gave up his medical studies at Imperial College to work for us!

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DoyouknowaboutPLUS,theHammersonapp?

PLUS IS HAMMERSON’S SHOPPING AND REWARDS APP DESIGNED TO DRIVE FOOTFALL, BOOST SALES AND LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR CUSTOMERS.

WITH THE LATEST NEWS, EVENTS, EXCLUSIVE OFFERS, CENTRE INFO, AND MUCH MORE, PLUS IS THE CUSTOMER’S PERSONAL

SHOPPING COMPANION ON THEIR PHONE.

ONCE A CUSTOMER CREATES A QUICK PROFILE THEY CAN ACCESS EXCLUSIVE CONTENT INCLUDING OFFERS, COMPETITIONS AND EVENTS.

THE MORE THEY USE PLUS THE MORE WE CAN LEARN ABOUT THEM AND CAN TARGET THEM WITH RELEVANT PROMOTIONS. AND BY

USING BLUETOOTH BEACONS INSTALLED IN OUR CENTRES WE CAN DETERMINE A CUSTOMER’S POSITION AND DELIVER CONTEXTUAL

CONTENT VIA THE APP, (E.G. AN ALERT TO A SPECIAL OFFER/EVENT/NEW PRODUCT LINE) AS THEY WALK NEAR A STORE.

PLUS CLOSES THE DATA GAP BETWEEN ONLINE AND SHOPPING CENTRE BASED RETAILING AND YOU CAN GET INVOLVED TODAY.

FOR MORE INFO PLEASE CONTACT JAMES FORSTER [email protected] | 0207 887 1869

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“Hammerson understands our needs as a retailer and they also

recognise the importance of customers. Customers are at the

heart of both our businesses and as they become ever more demanding

and progressive, Hammerson is taking the time to listen and respond to their needs in the environments they create.”

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We create unique, entertaining destinations which attract over 280 million customers per year. Our retail focused vision is reflected through an ambitious pipeline of developments in Leeds, Southampton, Paris, Brent Cross and Croydon. Our European portfolio of shopping centres, retail parks and premium outlets combines flexible retail space and technology with world-class architecture, to create venues in which international and emerging retailers thrive and places where shoppers want to be.

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Costa’s Carbon Neutral Eco-Pod Wrekin Retail Park, Telford

Hammerson worked collaboratively with Costa Coffee to design Costa’s 1,600 sq ft Carbon Neutral Eco-Pod which opened in April 2015 in Wrekin Park, Telford. The new concept coffee shop is the first of its kind in the UK and has achieved the highest provisional Energy Performance Certificate rating of A+.

Jim Slater, Managing Director of Costa UK and Ireland, said: “Through a successful partnership with Hammerson, we have developed an outstanding new type of test bed building design which really does have the potential to make a massive difference if rolled out more widely.”

At Hammerson, sustainability underpins everything that we do. Our vision is to create retail destinations that deliver positive impacts economically, socially and environmentally. Positive Places is our strategy for making that happen. In 2015, a set of commitments were developed, each with their own key targets:

To Challenge and Innovate Challenging the status quo and trialling new approaches and solutions to support the transition to a more sustainable business model.

To Serve and InvestDelivering social value to the communities we serve, measured in jobs, skills, civic pride and investment.

To Protect and EnhanceProtecting and enhancing our natural environment by minimising resource consumption and delivering restorative projects.

To Partner and CollaborateTaking a stakeholder led approach to create collaborative projects and evolve from client to partner.

To Upskill and InspireInvesting in our people, as well as recognising and rewarding those that deliver change with sustainability related objectives.

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Footfall (p/yr)13 million

Visitor frequency(p/yr) 47

Average spendFashion £89 Non-fashion £51 F&B £14

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Brent Cross is a UK retail success story. Located in one of the UK’s largest and most affluent catchments, it has a loyal and partisan customer base which thrives on having access to the best of both UK and international brands.

The extension and redevelopment of Brent Cross over the next five years will reinforce it as a dominant shopping destination.

Anchors / John Lewis, M&S, FenwickMajor Stores / Apple, Victoria’s Secret, Gap, H&M, Hollister, Topshop, River Island, Zara, ReissRestaurants / Leon, Nando’s, The Kanteen, Gourmet Burger Kitchen

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Anchors / Selfridges, DebenhamsMajor Stores / Hollister, Topshop, River Island, Victoria’s Secret, Ted Baker, Next, Mango, H&M, Hugo Boss, Reiss, Zara, Zara Man, Cos, New Look, JD Sports, SuperdryRestaurants / Jamie’s Italian, Pizza Express, Browns, Five Guys, Pizza Hut, ChaoBaby, handmade burger Co., Nando’s, Wagamama, Café Rouge, Bill’s

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Bullring Birmingham

Developed in 2003, Bullring has transformed Birmingham’s city centre. With a footfall of 36 million per year, it is one of the UK’s most successful retail destinations and regeneration projects.

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Anchor/ John LewisMajor Stores/ Hobbs, Pandora, The White Company, Jo Malone, Paperchase, Foyles, MonsoonRestaurants/ Carluccio’s, Yo! Sushi, Nando’s, Pho, handmade burger Co.

Stores/ Pretty Green, Luke, Not Dogs, Barber Barber, Irregular Choice and Vincent Van Doodle.

LinkStreet @Bullring is Birmingham’s new hub for emerging and independent retailers. LinkStreet is the perfect location for contemporary brands to build presence in the UK’s second city and offers shoppers an exciting new retail experience that will continually evolve.

LinkStreetBullring, Birmingham

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Grand Central Birmingham

Grand Central opened in September 2015, providing over 40,000 sq m of high-quality prime retail space, and anchored by a 23,000 sq m John Lewis. Located adjacent to Bullring Shopping Centre and above the redeveloped New Street Station, the busiest train station outside of London, Grand Central is Birmingham’s newest prime shopping centre.

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Anchors/ House of Fraser, DebenhamsMajor Stores/ Zara, Next, Boots, Aldo, H&M, Sports DirectRestaurants/ McDonald’s, Starbucks, Café Giardino

Cabot Circus is a mixed-use city shopping destination anchored by House of Fraser, Harvey Nichols and Showcase de Lux cinema. The retail, leisure and residential space integrate seamlessly within the Quakers Friars area of the city centre, helping to establish Bristol as one of the top retail destinations in the UK.

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Centrale Croydon

Centrale was acquired by Hammerson in March 2011. Centrale stands between West and East Croydon railway stations, with extensive tram and bus links to London and easy access to the South. Croydon has just under two million people within its catchment area.

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Anchors/ House of Fraser, Harvey Nichols, Showcase Cinema de LuxMajor Stores/ Urban Outfitters, Pull&Bear, Hugo Boss, Next, Zara, Topshop, Michael Kors, Victoria’s Secret, Ted Baker, H&M, Hollister, Apple, SuperdryRestaurants/ Carluccio’s, Giraffe, Five Guys, Yo! Sushi, Piccolino, Pizza Express, Brasserie Blanc

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Anchors / Harvey Nichols, House of Fraser, M&SMajor Stores / Zara, H&M, Penneys, Urban Outfitters, SuperDry, River Island, Pull&Bear, Michael Kors, Gant, Hugo BossRestaurants / Jamie’s Italian, Wagamama, Zizzi, TGI Fridays, Yo! Sushi, Milano, Nando’s

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Dundrum Town Centre Dublin

Dundrum is the largest shopping centre in Ireland. Located in the affluent and densely populated southern Dublin catchment, the centre provides 120 shops, 40 restaurants, a 12-screen cinema and 3,400 car park spaces.The centre is a gateway for international brands, many of which debuted in Ireland at Dundrum including Hollister, H&M, Jamie’s Italian, Starbucks and Hugo Boss.

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Anchors/ John Lewis, Debenhams, Showcase Cinema de LuxMajor Stores/ Next, Zara, Apple, Reiss, Superdry, H&M, New Look , Topshop, Hugo BossRestaurants/ Wagamama, handmade burger Co., YO! Sushi, Nando’s, Carluccio’s, Zizzi’s, Byron, Bill’s, TGI Fridays, Chimichanga

The Ilac Centre is located on Henry Street, the busiest street in the city, in the key trading area of Dublin City Centre. It is viewed by many customers as their primary convenience shopping destination thanks to its central location.

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Ilac Centre Dublin

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HighcrossLeicester

Highcross opened to the public in September 2008, combining an extensive refurbishment of the former Shires shopping centre, together with a 61,000 sq m mixed-use extension. Highcross is anchored by John Lewis and Debenhams department stores and a Showcase Cinema de Lux.

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Anchors / Dunnes, DebenhamsMajor Stores / TK Maxx, H&M, River Island, ArgosRestaurants / McDonald’s, Starbucks, Burger King, Bagel Bar, Quigleys

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Anchors / Debenhams, M&S, Tesco, CineworldMajor Stores / New Look, Next, Zara, Argos, Topshop, Boots, Superdry, H&M, River IslandRestaurants / Wagamama, Yo! Sushi, Carluccio’s, handmade burger Co., Nando’s, Cosmo, TGI Fridays, Zizzi, Five Guys, Prezzo, McDonald’s, Pizza Express

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Silverburn Glasgow

Silverburn is a shopping destination anchored by Debenhams, Marks & Spencer, a new 14-screen Cineworld cinema and Tesco’s largest Scottish store. The leisure extension opened in June 2015, bringing Cineworld along with 11 new restaurants including Carluccio’s, TGI Fridays, Chimichanga, Pizza Express, Zizzi and Five Guys.

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Anchors/ House of Fraser, Debenhams, VueMajor Stores/ Superdry, Topshop, Apple, H&M,Hugo Boss, Reiss, Zara, Hollister, Victoria’s Secret, Boots, New LookRestaurants/ Wagamama, Strada, Jamie’s Italian, Côte, handmade burger Co., Five Guys, Ed’s Diner, Giraffe, Cau, TGI Fridays

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The OracleReading

Since opening in 1999, The Oracle has become the foremost shopping and leisure destination in the Thames Valley region. Located on the banks of the River Kennet, The Oracle continues to attract UK and international retailers.

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Anchors/ Harvey NicholsMajor Stores/ Louis Vuitton, Reiss, Paul Smith, Ted Baker, Mulberry, Jigsaw, Sweaty Betty, Vivienne Westwood, Michael Kors Restaurants/ Harvey Nichols Café

Union Square, Aberdeen, opened to the public in 2009 and provides a combination of traditional mall shopping and a shopping park. The scheme is adjacent to Aberdeen’s central railway station.

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Anchors/ M&S, CineworldMajor Stores/ Apple, Zara, Hollister, H&M, MAC, The White Company, River Island, Hotel Chocolat, Fat Face, Michael Kors, The North Face, Hugo BossRestaurants/ Wagamama, YO! Sushi, Nando’s, handmade burger Co., Carluccio’s, Pizza Express, Cosmo, Patisserie Valerie, Thaikhun, Byron

Acquired by Hammerson in October 2012, Victoria Quarter has established itself as a leading retail destination in the heart of Yorkshire. Its listed arcades provide a unique retail environment. The adjacent Victoria Gate development will open in October 2016, bringing John Lewis and a whole new range of premium brands.

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Anchors/ John Lewis, M&SMajor Stores/ Victoria’s Secret, White Stuff, Fat Face, Timberland, Superdry, Next, River Island, Zara, H&M, Apple, All Saints, Hollister, Jack Wills, New Look, Waterstone’sRestaurants/ Pizza Express, Wagamama, Tortilla, Nando’s, Pizza Hut, Ed’s Diner, Yo! Sushi, handmade burger Co.

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WestQuay Southampton

Developed by Hammerson, WestQuay has established Southampton as the region’s premier shopping destination. Many of WestQuay’s retailers are unique to the region, including flagship fashion and lifestyle stores. The WestQuay Watermark restaurant & leisure extension will open in December 2016, creating a new leisure destination for the city.

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The scheme is located approximately three miles north of Belfast city centre; it is an established retail destination adjacent to the Abbey Centre and M&S.

Battery Retail Park is located four miles to the southwest of Birmingham city centre. Tenants include Next, Homebase, TK Maxx, Currys and Pets at Home. A major reconfiguration of the scheme completed in 2016.

Located 5 miles west of Glasgow, Abbotsinch Retail Park is one of the strongest bulky goods retail parks serving the Glasgow area. The original scheme is fully let and anchored by B&Q. A 5,000 sq m extension was completed in 2014 and let to Dunelm, SCS, Wren, Maplin and Dreams. A further 2,000 sq m phase was completed in October 2015 and is let to Oak Furniture Land and Tapi.

Owned by Hammerson and Standard Life Investments, Brent South Shopping Park is an 8,500 sq m scheme, fully let to tenants including Next, DFS and TK Maxx.

Located directly opposite Brent Cross Shopping Centre with frontages on the North Circular, the shopping park also provides 350 parking spaces.

Size (Sq m)22,800

Primary tenantsTesco, B&Q

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Size (Sq m)13,000

Primary tenantsHomebase, Currys, Next, TK Maxx, Sports Direct

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Size (Sq m) 20,898

Primary tenantsB&Q, Pets at Home, DFS, Dunelm, Maplin, Dreams, Harvey’s

PlanningBulky goods and convenience foods

Size (Sq m)8,500

Primary tenantsNext, DFS, TK Maxx, Sports Direct

PlanningMainly Open A1

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Anchored by a Tesco Superstore, Central Retail Park comprises 37,200 sq m part Open A1 retail warehousing arranged in 28 units. The scheme incorporates a 3,900 sq m Cineworld cinema and a 2,300 sq m Bannatyne’s Health Club. In addition there are food outlets for Pizza Hut, McDonald’s, Frankie & Benny’s and Nando’s.

Hammerson developed Cyfarthfa Shopping Park in 2005. The 29,800 sq m part Open A1 scheme comprises 20 retail units and 4 food outlets, let to KFC, McDonald’s, Costa Coffee and Pizza Hut. Cyfartha is home to the award-winning B&Q low-carbon ‘eco learning’ store. The scheme, which is one of the most successful in South Wales, includes a DW Sports health club, Boots, Debenhams, a refurbished terrace which is let to M&S, Next, River Island and H&M; and over 1,000 car parking spaces.

Cleveland Retail Park provides 25,000 sq m of part Open A1 retail warehousing and 825 parking spaces. B&Q is the main anchor-tenant, occupying a 9,500 sq m unit. A reconfiguration of the central terrace was concluded in 2009, providing six modern units benefiting from an Open A1 planning consent, and 3 retail/leisure pods were completed in 2012.

Dallow Road Retail Park benefits from a prominent location and features a B&Q warehouse and an Aldi foodstore. The 10,098 sq m scheme includes a 670-space car park.

Size (Sq m)37,100

Primary tenantsNext, Boots, Tesco, M&S Food Hall, TK Maxx, Dunelm

PlanningMix of Open A1, bulky goods and restaurants

Size (Sq m)29,800

Primary tenantsB&Q, M&S, Matalan, Boots, Debenhams, Argos, DW Sports, Currys, Next, New Look, Arcadia, TK Maxx

PlanningOpen A1, bulky goods and restaurants

Size (Sq m) 25,408

Primary tenantsB&Q, Next, Arcadia, Boots, M&S, Costa Coffee


Size (Sq m)10,098

Primary tenantsB&Q, Aldi

PlanningFood and bulky goods

CentralRetail ParkFalkirk

CyfarthfaShopping ParkMerthyrTydfil

Cleveland Retail ParkMiddlesbrough

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Hammerson completed the redevelopment of Elliott’s Field in October 2015. The scheme comprises 29,675 sq m of retail floor space anchored by a Debenhams department store and an M&S general merchandise store. Other key retailers include Next, TK Maxx, Outfit, River Island and Fat Face. The scheme has a varied and contemporary catering offer from Nando’s, Ed’s Diner, Caffè Nero and Costa (within the Next store).

Fife Central Retail Park comprises 16 retail units totalling 27,500 sq m of retail space. Next upsized to 4,700 sq m in 2015 and M&S Simply Food opened in 2016. A new phase of 5 retail units and 2 catering units is planned to replace the former Homebase. The units will be completed by summer 2016. The scheme includes a 1,080 space car park and is anchored by B&Q, Sainsbury’s, Currys and Toys R Us.

Size (Sq m)29,675

Primary tenantsDebenhams, M&S, TK Maxx, Fat Face, River Island, Next

PlanningOpen A1

Size (Sq m)28,200

Primary tenantsBoots, Next, M&S Simply Food, Sainsbury’s


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Telford Forge Shopping Park is located in a prominent position to the west of Telford town centre. It is anchored by a 5,897 sq m Sainsbury’s supermarket. The scheme’s retailers include Next, Outfit, Gap, Boots and TK Maxx, Dunelm, Nuffield Health gym, B&M, Laura Ashley, ScS and Furniture Village.

Size (Sq m) 29,235

Primary tenantsSainsbury’s, Outfit, TK Maxx, Boots, Next, Laura Ashley, Currys/PC World, Gap Outlet

PlanningOpen A1

Forge Shopping ParkTelford

Imperial Retail Park is the dominant out-of-town retail destination for south east Bristol, situated two miles south of Bristol City Centre. The park comprises 32,282 sq m of retail floor space. The scheme is anchored by B&Q, DW Sports, Boots, M&S Simply Food, Hobbycraft, Next, Homesense and B&M.

Size (Sq m)32,282

Primary tenantsB&Q, Boots, M&S Simply Food, Argos Extra, Next, Homesense, Hobbycraft, The Range

PlanningA1 wide restricted

ImperialRetail ParkBristol

3534

Manor Walks Retail Park forms part of the core retail area in Cramlington and sits within the town centre alongside Manor Walks Shopping Centre and leisure development. A new terrace of 8,400 sq m was developed in 2014, anchored by M&S Foodhall. TK Maxx opened in 2015 and other tenants include Next, Dunelm, Pets at Home and Argos.

Size (Sq m)12,000

Primary tenantsSainsbury’s, Vue, M&S Foodhall, Next, Dunelm, Pets at Home

PlanningOpen A1

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Size (Sq m)4,532

Primary tenantsGo Outdoors, Frankie & Benny’s, Newport Furnishings

PlanningA1

Newport RoadCardiff

Parc Tawe Retail Park is a retail and leisure scheme which forms part of Swansea City Centre. The scheme extends to 21,124 sq m and incorporates 5,500 sq m of leisure use, including an 8-screen Odeon cinema. A comprehensive redevelopment and refurbishment is being undertaken in 2016/2017 to introduce new retail units and restaurant space as well as improved links with the rest of the city.

Size (Sq m)21,124

Primary tenantsToys R Us, Odeon, Mothercare, Tenpin bowling

PlanningOpen A1

Parc TaweRetail ParkSwansea

Ravenhead Retail Park was acquired by Hammerson in March 2007. The scheme is a high specification, modern retail park which was developed in several phases from 2000 to 2006. It has an Open A1/bulky goods planning consent. Tenants include B&Q, Next, Boots and Argos.

Size (Sq m)27,500

Primary tenantsB&Q, Next, Arcadia, Boots, Currys


RavenheadRetail ParkSt. Helens

36 37

Located north of Gloucester City Centre, St. Oswald’s is the dominant retail park in its catchment. Comprising 20,852 sq m of predominantly bulky goods retail and leisure space over two terraces, the retail park includes 1,483 sq m of restaurants and 990 parking spaces.

Size (Sq m)20,852

Primary tenantsB&Q, DW Sports, Mothercare, Argos, HomeSense, Tapi

PlanningMix of Open A1, bulky goods and restaurants

St. Oswald’sRetail ParkGloucester

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The Orchard Centre provides the main retail offer for Didcot, 14 miles south of Oxford. Part open mall, part retail park, it is anchored by a Sainsbury’s food store. The adjacent site is allocated for retail-led redevelopment. Hammerson has been appointed by South Oxfordshire District Council to progress the scheme and an application for 25 new retail and leisure units has been approved. Anchored by M&S Foodhall, H&M and TK Maxx, the new phase is set to open in 2017.

Size (Sq m)15,685

Primary tenantsSainsbury’s, Argos, Next

PlanningOpen A1

The OrchardCentreDidcot

Westwood Retail Park comprises 16,700 sq m of retail warehouse space and over 700 car parking spaces. The western section of the scheme was redeveloped in 2014 with new lettings to Halfords and Wren. A new phase of 2 units is currently under construction and will be let to Tapi and ScS. Westwood Gateway Retail Park was developed by Hammerson in 2007. The 8,100 sq m scheme is located opposite Hammerson’s Westwood Retail Park and adjacent to Westwood Cross.

Size (Sq m) 27,500

Primary tenantsMatalan, Dunelm, Homebase, Argos, Sports Direct

PlanningOpen A1

Westwood Gateway &WestwoodRetail ParkThanet

Anchored by Matalan and Homebase, Wrekin Retail Park comprises 13,709 sq m Open A1 retail warehouse units arranged in linear form with 670 car parking spaces. The scheme is located next to Junction 6 of the M54 and situated immediately adjacent to a 11,000 sq m Tesco Extra. Other tenants include Sports Direct, Pets at Home, Homebargains, Poundworld, American Golf, McDonald’s and KFC. Wrekin Retail Park is home to the award winning Costa and Subway eco-pod.

Size (Sq m)13,709

Primary tenantsHomebase, Boots, Asda Living, Matalan

PlanningOpen A1

WrekinRetail ParkTelford

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The extension of Brent Cross shopping centre will transform London’s retail landscape.

The vision is to create a new London Shopping Quarter, which reinvents the future of retail excellence. It will provide three department stores, full line flagship major stores, over 200 shopscombined with a new dining level and leisure facilities including a new multiplex cinema.

Representatives DevelopmentMike [email protected]

RetailJohn [email protected]

Restaurants & LeisureSarah [email protected]

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Size (Sq m)90,000

Parking spaces7,600

Additional retail units200

F&B units40

Anticipated completion:2021/2022

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Size (Sq m) 200,000

Anchored by4 department stores

Parking spaces4,000

RegenerationSignificant additional development to include 500 residential units and potential other uses

Phased developmentTo start in 2017

Hammerson is working with Westfield in a 50:50 joint venture partnership to transform South London’s retail and leisure offer.

The proposed scheme will bring an outstanding retail, leisure and residential regeneration to the centre of Croydon and its catchment area of 1.9 million people, helping to fulfil Croydon’s potential as a strategic growth area.

Representatives DevelopmentCarolyn [email protected]

RetailJohn [email protected]


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Size (Sq m)35,400

Anchored by John Lewis

Parking spaces800

Premium retail units28

Restaurants4

Completion:October 2016

New brands includeAnthropologie, Cos, & Other Stories, Hackett, Gant, Aspinal of London, Le Pain Quotidien, T2, Nespresso, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger and two D&D rooftop restaurants.

The new Victoria Gate development is a modern and elegant take on Victorian arcades. When linked with Victoria Quarter, the Victoria Estate will stand out as best in class and will become the premium shopping destination in the North of England.

Anchored by a new 24,200 sq m flagship John Lewis, Victoria Gate will be home to 32 aspirational brands.

Representatives DevelopmentJames [email protected]

RetailRachel [email protected]


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Size (Sq m)17,000

Pre-letsWahaca, Zizzi, Nando’s, Byron, Five Guys, Bill’s, Jamie’s Italian, Red Dog Saloon, Franco Manca, Cabana, TGI Fridays, Cau, All Bar One, The Diner, Thaikhun, Cosmo

Over 20 new restaurants

Anchored by 10-screen cinema Showcase Cinema de Lux, Hollywood Bowl

Completion:December 2016

WestQuayWatermark Southampton

WestQuay’s new leisure scheme is a high quality landmark development in the heart of the city centre, adjacent to WestQuay shopping centre. It will providequality casual and family dining,an all-digital cinema offer, ten-pin bowling and a vibrant new public plaza for the city.

Representatives DevelopmentGuy [email protected]


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Hammerson opened its redevelopment of Elliott’s Field Shopping Park in November 2015. A further 7,000 sq m of bulky goods retail is planned immediately west of phase one, focused towards homewares retailers. Start on site is planned for Q1 2017 ready for Christmas 2017 trade.

Size (Sq m)7,000

New retail units9 new retail units and one café

Progress Planning application due for submission Q3 2016

Primary tenantsUnder offer to Sofology, DFS and Furniture Village

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Parc Tawe Retail Park is a retail and leisure scheme which forms part of Swansea City Centre. The scheme extends to 22,600 sq m and incorporates 5,500 sq m of leisure use, including an 8 screen Odeon cinema. A comprehensive redevelopment and refurbishment is being undertaken in 2016/2017 to introduce new retail units and restaurant space as well as improved links with the rest of the city.

Size (Sq m)22,600

New retail units4 restaurants 8 retail units 1 drive-through

Primary tenantsOdeon, Toys R Us, Ten Pin, Mothercare

Parc Tawe SwanseaRepresentatives Richard [email protected]

The Orchard Centre is a unique retail and leisure destination serving Oxfordshire’s science vale.

The existing scheme, anchored by Next, New Look, Argos and Cineworld comprises 18,500 sq m of retail and leisure space. The planned extension will add a further 15,685 sq m of floor space offering 28 new retail units and 5 restaurants. Planning applications have been granted.

Size (Sq m)15,685

New retail units28 retail units and 5 F&B units

Primary tenantsSainsbury’s, Argos, Next, Cineworld, H&M, M&S Foodhall

The Orchard CentreDidcotRepresentatives Thomas [email protected]

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5352

Espace St Quentin is a shopping village in the heart of the city and combines a department store concept with an outdoor leisure area and restaurants for a delightful shopping experience.

Opened1987

Renovated2014

Size (Sq m)58,700

Parking spaces4,000

Tenants130


Turnover (€)265 million

Average dwell time65 minutes

Espace St Quentin Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines

Retail Representatives

FrenchAnne-Laure [email protected]

InternationalJuliette Naintré[email protected]

Restaurants & LeisureJérôme Charbonneaujcharbonneau@ hammerson.fr

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Paris 13èm

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Opened1976

Renovated2013

Size (Sq m)56,600

Parking spaces1,500

Tenants130




Italie Deux Paris 13ème

Italie Deux is a unique Parisian shopping destination, located on the left bank of the city. It was renovated in 2013 and now offers a new “Lounge Shopping” concept to visitors. Italie Deux is the second largest shopping centre in central Paris.

Retail Representatives FrenchHervé [email protected]


Restaurants & LeisureJérôme [email protected]

Anchors/ Carrefour Market, Printemps, FNAC Major Stores/ Zara, Sephora, Adidas Originals, Levi’s, Lacoste, Undiz, Etam, Foot Locker, Go Sport, Darty, CMG Sports Club, Parfois, Calzedonia, Kiko, Olly Gan, La Grande Récré, Kusmi Tea, Little Extra, Rituals, Hema Restaurants/ Hippopotamus, McDonald’s, Subway, Häagen-Dazs

Anchors/ Carrefour (15,000 sq m), UGC cinemasMajor Stores/ H&M, Go Sport, Sephora, Adidas Originals, Kiko, Calzedonia, Undiz, Agatha, Minelli, Foot Locker, Etam, Promod, Yves Rocher, Oxybul, Caroll, Celio, Marionnaud, Pandora, SwarovskiRestaurants/ Planet Sushi, Starbucks, Boulangerie Paul, L’oliveto Ristorante Vinoteca, Le Tournebroche, Veng Hour, Crazy Hall, Burger King

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Opened2015

Size (Sq m)24,000

Parking spaces830

Tenants84

Catchment area250,000

Beauvais Tillé airport4 million passengers

ArchitectBenoy (Bullring)

BREEAM‘Excellent’ at design stage

Le Jeu de PaumeBeauvais

Beauvais is consolidating its central position with a new generation shopping centre on a uniquely attractive site, combining both the architectural excellence of a world class architect, the incorporation of the city’s archaeological history and the arrival of new retailers which complement the current offer.

Retail Representatives FrenchRaida [email protected]



Anchor/ Carrefour MarketMajor Stores/ H&M, Foot Locker, Decimas, Claire’s, Izac, Sephora, Promod, Calzedonia, La Grande Récré, Swarovski, Le Furet du Nord, G-Star, New Yorker, Punt Roma, Superdry, Apple Premium Reseller, PittaRosso, KikoRestaurants/ Poulaillon, McDonald’s Originals, Asia Daily, Les Arches, Coeur de l’Inde

5756

Opened2014

Size (Sq m)62,500

Parking spaces2,600

Tenants190



BREEAM‘Excellent’ at design stage

Les Terrassesdu Port Marseille

Retail Representatives FrenchAnne-Laure [email protected]



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Les Terrasses du Port is located in the heart of the largest urban regeneration programme in Southern Europe, Euroméditerranée.

Opened in May 2014, the centre is home to 190 stores. Its unique location, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, includes a 260m long restaurant terrace and a new food court, La Cantine des Terrasses.

Anchors/ Apple Store, Monoprix, Printemps, DecathlonMajor Stores/ Zara, Massimo Dutti, Michael Kors, Ted Baker, Fossil, Sephora, H&M, Hugo Boss, Kiko, Zara Home, Bose, Sandro, Nike, Maisons du Monde, The North Face, Darty, Uniqlo, Citadium, Superdry, The Kooples Sport, Pandora, Pylones, Tiger, AllSaintsRestaurants/ Le Roy René, Beef House, Vapiano, Dalloyau

5958

Les 3 Fontaines is a leading urban regional centre. It is located in the centre of Cergy-Pontoise and is the main shopping destination for the Val d’Oise.

A 12-month renovation programme,completed in September 2016,will be followed by an extensionscheduled to open in 2019.

Anchors/ Auchan (13,000 sq m), FNAC Major Stores/ H&M, Go Sport, Mango, Levi’s, Kaporal, Undiz, Etam, Adidas, New Look, Courir, Lick, Sephora, Promod, Darty, Louis Pion, Kiko, Skechers Restaurants/ Flunch, McDonald’s, Pomme de Pain, La Croissanterie

Opened1972

Renovated2016

Size (Sq m)64,000

Parking spaces3,200

Tenants150




Les 3 Fontaines Cergy- Pontoise

Retail Representatives

FrenchAugustin Bévillard [email protected]



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Nice / N

icétoile

Opened1982

Renovated2013

Size (Sq m)19,600

Parking spaces2,200

Tenants100




BREEAMIn-Use Outstanding

Nicétoile Nice

Nicétoile is Nice’s prime shopping destination, comprising a hundred shops and restaurants over four floors. It was renovated in 2013.

Retail Representatives FrenchAgnès [email protected]



Anchors/ Habitat, Hollister, Maisons du Monde Major Stores/ Lancel, Desigual, Sephora, Swatch, Adidas, Sabon, Kaporal, IKKS, BCBG, Nature et Découvertes, Yves Rocher, Fossil, Princesse tam.tam, Sergent Major, Caroll, Celio Club, La Grande Récré, Le Temps des Cerises, Aubade, Aldo, PandoraRestaurants/ Starbucks, La Brioche Dorée, Pomme de Pain

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Opened1974

Renovated2014

Size (Sq m)97,000

Parking spaces5,200

Tenants210




O’Parinor Aulnay-sous-Bois

An exceptional shopping experience in one of the most densely populated parts of the North-East of Paris, O’Parinor is the fifth largest shopping centre in France. Situated at the cross-over of the A1 and A3 motorways, O’Parinor attracts more than 13 million visitors a year. The refurbished centre welcomed the first Koton store in France, Primark and a UGC Ciné Cité cinema.

Retail Representatives FrenchFranck [email protected]



Anchors/ Carrefour (22,000 sq m), Primark, UGC Ciné Cité cinema Major Stores/ Darty, Toys R Us, H&M, Zara, Hema, G-star, Bershka, Pull&Bear, Foot Locker, JD Sports, Swarovski, Sephora, Stradivarius, Cool Cat, FNAC, Kiabi Kids, Koton, Adidas Performance, Skechers Restaurants/ McDonald’s, Subway, Hippopotamus, Flunch, Pizza del Arte, Fresh Burritos, Burger King

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Place des Halles is ideally located in the historic city centre adjacent to Strasbourg train station. Extensively refurbished in 2013 to provide an ideal environment for retailers and visitors, this two-level shopping centre attracts over 11 million visitors a year.

Anchor/ Galeries Gourmandes Simply Market Major Stores/ C&A, Darty, Go Sport, Toys R Us, ID Kids, Agatha, Minelli, Geox, Sergent Major, Zara, Mango, Sephora, New Look, Izac, Nature et Découvertes Restaurants/ McDonald’s, Poulaillon, Quick

Opened1979

Renovated2013

Size (Sq m)41,800

Parking spaces2,600

Tenants120




Place des HallesStrasbourg

Retail Representatives FrenchFabien [email protected]



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Saint Sébastien is ideally located in the city centre of Nancy, which is undergoing an ambitious redevelopment scheme. The shopping centre was renovated in 2016, providing a perfect environment for retailers and visitors.

Anchors/ Monoprix, C&A, Intersport, PittaRosso Major Stores/ Sephora, Minelli, Orcanta, Alice Delice, Catimini, Levi’s, Swarovski, Nature et Découvertes, Morgan, Yves Rocher, Kiko, Celio, Undiz, Le Temps des Cerises, Etam Lingerie, Pimkie, Skechers, Okaïdi, La chaise longue, Parfois, Mood Restaurants/ Veng Hour, Coffea, La Brioche Dorée, Boulangerie Paul

Opened1976

Acquired2014

Renovated2016

Size (Sq m)24,000

Parking spaces1,100

Tenants105




Saint Sébastien Nancy

Retail Representatives FrenchAgnès [email protected]



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Completion2018

Size (Sq m)7,000

Parking spaces1,500

New retail units8

New F&B units4

Pre-let60%

Italik Paris 13ème

Italik is the winner of “Reinventing Paris”, a competition which was launched by Paris City Council in 2014. Italik will create a mixed-use retail, cultural and events destination. It will bring a creative and fresh retail mix, social and educational facilities with a nursery and a 1,100 sq m rooftop vegetable garden; as well as an innovative restaurant offer and an outstanding events venue.

Retail Representatives FrenchHervé [email protected]



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Completion2019

Size (Sq m)26,000

Parking spaces3,700

New retail units58

New F&B units12

Les 3 Fontaines Extension Cergy-Pontoise

Les 3 Fontaines is improving itsretail offer with an ambitiousextension project which formspart of the wider regeneration ofCergy-Pontoise, in the North Westof Paris. A high quality retail offerwith over 50 new retail units as well as a food court will complement the current offer. Completion is due in 2019.

Retail Representatives FrenchAugustin Bé[email protected]


Restaurants & LeisureJérôme Charbonneaujcharbonneau@ hammerson.fr

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CompletionQ4 2017

Size (Sq m)32,000

Parking spaces1,000

Additional retail units 35

Square Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines

At the heart of a dynamic area, Square aims to create a new shopping environment built around leisure, culture and sport. The multiplex UGC Ciné Cité cinema, quality restaurant and leisure offer and numerous shops will make it a perfect shopping and entertainment destination. Square is located close to Espace St Quentin and will complement its great retail offer, creating one of the top 10 retail destinations in the Greater Paris region.

Retail Representatives FrenchJérôme [email protected]


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In September 2014 Hammerson invested in VIA Outlets, a major new venture with the aim of acquiring existing European outlet centres with growth potential. Alongside Hammerson, the other partners in VIA Outlets are Value Retail, APG and Meyer Bergman. Today the €600 million portfolio includes over 500 stores across 150,000 m2 of retail space.

VIA Outlets focuses on outlets with large catchments close to major European cities with a strong tourist appeal and currently owns and manages six assets.

Through actively managing, remerchandising and extending these outlet centres, VIA Outlets is lifting the quality andgrowing sales from the assets in its portfolio; sales densities rose by 11% in 2015.

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Value Retail Villages

Bicester Village London

Fidenza Village Milan

Ingolstadt Village Munich

Kildare Village Dublin

La Roca Village Barcelona

La Vallée Village Paris

Las Rozas Village Madrid

Maasmechelen Village Brussels

Wertheim Village Frankfurt

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We are invested in Value Retail’s highly successful premium outlet Villages which operate in major cities throughout Europe and work directly with major fashion brands to create a bespoke, high-quality environment for the sale of their original-line goods.

Each of the nine Villages in Europe is located approximately one hour’s drive from these important gateway cities, representing a unique tourism platform: London, Milan, Munich, Dublin, Barcelona, Madrid, Paris, Brussels, Antwerp, Cologne, Düsseldorf and Frankfurt.

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“Hammerson’s development of its portfolio has created

a strong set of centres that provide just the right

balance of retailers, leisure and restaurant operators.”

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At Hammerson, we create destinations that excite shoppers, attract and support retailers, reward investors and serve communities;destinations where more happens.

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