Aldridge Shopping Centre reaches full occupancy following two new lettings
"Reaching full occupancy at Aldridge Shopping Centre reflects the strength of demand for well-located, affordable retail space in the West Midlands. Williams Nails and Sweetland bring genuine diversity to our tenant mix, and both are already trading well. We'll continue to invest in the centre to support our occupiers and the wider Aldridge community."
Aldridge Shopping Centre in Walsall, owned and managed by LCP UK, part of M Core, has reached full occupancy following the completion of two new lettings totalling 2,437 sq ft.
Williams Nails has taken Units 41-42 on a six-year lease, strengthening the centre's health and beauty offer with a range of beauty treatments. The 595 sq ft unit adds to a growing cluster of personal care operators at the scheme. Megan Wilmot acted on the transaction.
Sweetland has signed a seven-year lease on Unit 11, Anchor Parade, taking 1,842 sq ft.
The lettings bring the 150,000 sq ft, single-storey enclosed centre to 100% occupancy across its 58 units. Aldridge Shopping Centre sits on the edge of Walsall town centre, close to the M6 and M6 Toll, giving occupiers access to the Birmingham and Wolverhampton catchments. The scheme offers free on-site rooftop parking and an anchor line-up including Iceland, Boots, Home Bargains and Greggs.
Rob Ellis, Director at LCP UK, part of M Core, said:
"Reaching full occupancy at Aldridge Shopping Centre reflects the strength of demand for well-located, affordable retail space in the West Midlands. Williams Nails and Sweetland bring genuine diversity to our tenant mix, and both are already trading well. We'll continue to invest in the centre to support our occupiers and the wider Aldridge community."
The legal transaction was completed by in-house Legal Counsel Megal Wilmott.
"Reaching full occupancy at Aldridge Shopping Centre reflects the strength of demand for well-located, affordable retail space in the West Midlands. Williams Nails and Sweetland bring genuine diversity to our tenant mix, and both are already trading well. We'll continue to invest in the centre to support our occupiers and the wider Aldridge community."