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Established in the past

Inspired by the future

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01 From prosperous market town to sophisticated shopping destination

2011Opening Spring 2011

295,000 sq ft295,000 sq ft of retail accommodation anchored byDebenhams and Marks & Spencer, 621 car parkingspaces for shoppers and 184 residential apartments

20thThe Newbury catchment is ranked as the 20th highest per capita in store comparison expenditure nationally(PROMIS 2009)

Top 75The town’s estimated ranking post opening will propel it into the UK’s top 75 in terms of retail attractiveness,ranking Newbury alongside Harrogate, Salisbury,Leamington Spa and Windsor(CACI 2008)

21%The comparison goods spend and shopper population is estimated to increase by 21% post opening(CACI 2008)

ABC165% of Newbury’s catchment are ABC1s compared to 54% nationally(CACI 2008)

14th14th most affluent catchment in the UK(PROMIS 2009)

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02 Established in the past, inspired by the future

Newbury has so much to be proud of.Its historic buildings, traditional streetscape and marketsquare are well preserved and a delight. There’s a worldclass race course, theatres, orchestras and an arts festival.The town centre, with its wealth of eating places, is afavourite destination and meeting place for shoppers and visitors alike. No wonder Newbury frequently featuresin surveys as one of the best places to live in Britain. Theopen streets of Parkway will not change any of this – it will add to it and will also make Newbury one of the bestplaces to shop.

BestNewbury frequently features in surveys as one of the best places to live in Britain

Urban184 residential apartments

Opening Spring 2011Completion due 2011

Countrywalk

Catwalk

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Stunning countryside Catwalk fashion


06 Contemporary lifestyle in a classicmarket town

The best loved towns and cities are a blend of old and new. Their charm is how the marriage of ancient and modern reads like a record of the changinglifestyles and aspirations of generations of people whohave lived there.

Parkway will complement rather than compete withNewbury’s existing retail offer which includes Camp Hopson– one of the few quality, independent department storesin the South.

Shoppers looking to buy contemporary big name fashionitems will no longer have to travel elsewhere. Parkway will meet the needs of an enlarged shopper populationby creating a fresh and contemporary retail offer.

21%The comparison goods spend and shopper populationis estimated to increase by 21% post opening(CACI 2008)

20thThe Newbury catchment is ranked as the 20th highest per capita in store comparison expenditure nationally(PROMIS 2009)

Top 75The town’s estimated ranking post opening will propel it into the UK’s top 75 in terms of retail attractiveness,ranking Newbury alongside Harrogate, Salisbury,Leamington Spa and Windsor(CACI 2008)

Sunday lunch

All day brunch


Traditional pubs Cosmopolitan dining


10 A fresh experience on establishedfoundations

To preserve the best of the past successfultowns need to meet the challenge of the future, so the time is ripe to refresh and rejuvenate Newbury’s shoppingexperience. Parkway will do precisely that by creating a highquality setting for contemporary fashion and cosmopolitaneating. Its architecture is modern and striking but it is also a sympathetic response to the surrounding architecturalheritage to which it will belong.

TwoTwo department stores will anchor the development; Debenhams and Marks & Spencer

52A total of 52 units for retail and restaurant use

621Two levels of underground shopper parking will provide 621 spaces

Country society

Urban variety


Prosperous lifestyle Fashion focused


14 Affluent locality, aspirational population

The attitude of the shoppers in Newburytells you they’re cosmopolitan, design conscious andbrand aware. The numbers back this up; the affluentpopulation of Newbury account for more than 41%,almost double the amount of other British towns. In fact,Newbury is in the top 14 of most affluent catchments.

Parkway will give them a compelling reason to spendeven more time in the town.

Top 3The 3 most affluent ACORN groups account for 41% of Newbury’s catchment compared to 23% nationally(CACI 2008)

ABC165% of Newbury’s catchment is ABC1 comparedto 54% nationally(CACI 2008)

£50,00023% of the Newbury catchment’s households earn in excess of £50,000 per annum compared to the GB average of 10%(CACI 2008)

14thThe catchment of Newbury is the 14th most affluent nationally(PROMIS 2009)

Historic seat

Hip and chic


Market town Contemporary shopping


18 A golden opportunity in an established market

Parkway will open in Spring 2011.Ambitious retailers who wish to expand will havelimited options as very few retail developments are due to open in that year. Parkway will satisfy currentunmet demand for modern retail accommodationin an attractive pedestrianised environment.

Be part of the next step in Newbury’s evolution fromprosperous market town to sophisticated shoppingdestination.

37 years agoIt is 37 years since Newbury has had a significantretail-led development

Pent up demandParkway will finally satisfy demand for modern retail units in Newbury

Limited supplyFew retail developments are due to open in 2011

Traditionally designed

Architecture redefined


20 Middle Street

Looking north to Debenhams


22 East Street

Entrance from Northbrook Street


24 Food Terrace

Overlooking Victoria Square and the Park


26 Middle Street

Looking south to Marks & Spencer


28 Town in context Parkway development

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www.parkwaynewbury.com

MisrepresentationStrutt & Parker LLP and Jones Lang LaSalle for themselves and for the Vendors or Lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that:1 the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessors and

do not constitute part of an offer or contract;2 all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation and

their details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct but any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspectionor otherwise as to the correctness of each item;

3 no person in the employment of Strutt & Parker LLP or Jones Lang LaSalle has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property or these particulars nor enter into any contract relating to the property on behalf of Strutt & Parker LLP and Jones Lang LaSalle nor any contract on behalf of the vendor;

4 no responsibility can be accepted for any expenses incurred by intending purchasers or lessees in inspectingproperties which have been sold, let or withdrawn.

Mark Harvey Rob Williams

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