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Islington shopping centre targets flagship names with new leasing team
CBRE Global Investors, owners of Islington shopping centre Angel Central, have announced the appointment of leasing team CBRE and Restaurant Property as it targets big-name operators for the retail and leisure destination.
The 150,000 sq ft shopping centre, which currently houses retailers including H&M, French Connection and Gap, was purchased by CBRE Global Investors in August last year.
With prior experience as agents at Bluewater, Centre:MK and Camden Lock, restaurant specialists Restaurant Property will focus on adding to the shopping centre’s current dining line-up.
Commenting on the appointment of the new team, Laura Wilson-Brown, Director, Separate Accounts – UK at CBRE Global Investors, said: “Our aspiration is to add a select number of new operators, building on the strength of the existing offer to ensure Angel Central provides the dominant critical mass of fashion and leisure in Islington.
“The appointment of CBRE and Restaurant Property is a key step in realising this ambition. They provide the right combination of expertise and experience to attract the most appropriate mix of brands.”
Raquel Sanchez-Diaz, Director at CBRE, added: “We are delighted to have been appointed alongside Restaurant Property to help secure new brands for Angel Central.
“Whilst the centre has a good mix currently, there is an opportunity to enhance the offer to better appeal to the diverse mix of consumers that it serves.
“This includes local residents in Islington, people working in the area, and those travelling from other parts of North London to enjoy Angel Central’s already extensive offer.”
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