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As retained property advisers to Shiseido UK Limited, Lewis Craig recently acted on negotiating a renewal of the NARS lease at 9 King Street Covent Garden.
The premises are superbly located, within Covent Gardens premier street for beauty and fashion brands, with neighboring retailers including Glossier, Mejuri, Sandro, Maje, ba&sh, Hackett and Polo Ralph Lauren.
Today sees the opening of Bare Escentuals latest boutique, located in Dukes Lane Brighton, in the famous historic quarter known at The Lanes which contains a collection of vibrant streets full of character, offering an interesting mix of shops, cafés and restaurants.
Comprising some 580 sq ft, the boutique previously occupied by Addict, is located between MAC and Aveda, with other retailers in Dukes Lane including Oasis, Mimco, Ted Baker, Fat Face, Fred Perry etc.
Richard Grossman of retained property advisers Lewis Craig says:
“The premises are located in absolutely the right location with a perfect clientele here and I am certain will be an immediate success. We continue with our selective acquisition process and right now discussions are taking place with a number of landlords around the UK.”
For further information on Bare Escentuals acquisition strategy contact Richard Grossman.
Acting on behalf of our retained client Trailfinders, Lewis Craig have advised and negotiated on their relocation to 38 Poultry EC2 as well as negotiating the surrender transaction on their former premises at 1 Threadneedle Street where the landlords are undertaking a re-development.
The long haul travel specialists moved just a couple of hundred yards to their new premises located between Bank Station and Cheapside. The premises, which opened on 20 June, offer some 3,800 sq ft, arranged over ground and basement floors.
Trailfinders, established in 1970 and the UK’s largest independent travel company, have a long established City of London presence having been operating out of 1 Threadneedle Street since 1999.
Contact Richard Grossman for further information on Trailfinders continuing requirements.
Lewis Craig have disposed of the former Glo premises at Paternoster Square alongside St Pauls Cathedral, having lined up falafel and houmous bar operator Pilpel to take a new 15 year lease from landlords Mitsubishi Estates. The deal involved negotiating a simultaneous surrender of the previous lease.
PilPel, successfully operating in the City since 2009 from 38 Brushfield Street, Spitalfields E1, have plans to establish further locations with Lewis Craig instructed to advise on future expansion.
Get down there fast the food is fantastic!
Acting on behalf of retained client MD’s, Lewis Craig have acquired the ground floor and basement of 38 William IV Street, Covent Garden for this exciting new food concept.
The 900 sq ft A1 retail premises is located on the north side of William IV Street, midway between its junction with St Martins Lane and Adelaide Street, immediately adjacent to the new Le Deux Slaons restaurant. Fit out works are already underway with opening scheduled for early April.