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    Six more sign at the Lexicon

    Charlie WhistonBy Charlie WhistonNovember 23, 20171 Min Read
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    Six more brands have been added to the line-up at the Lexicon Bracknell, the £240m retail and leisure town centre transformation in Berkshire. The deals follow a very successful period of trading since the scheme opened and takes occupancy to 94.3 per cent.

    Charles Tyrwhit, leads the string of new lettings with a 1,685 -sq ft store and will be joined by Jack Wills in 2,260 sq ft, Accessorize in 1,045 sq ft, Hotel Chocolate in 1,310 sq ft, Revital in 830 sq ft and TGI Fridays in 7,470 sq ft.

    The Lexicon Bracknell was developed by the Bracknell Regeneration Partnership, a 50:50 joint venture between Legal & General Capital and Schroder UK Real Estate Fund, working in partnership with Bracknell Forest Council.

    Richard Poyser, retail leasing manager for Legal & General, said: “Interest from brands in the Lexicon has only increased since we opened last month. The vast majority of our retailers have significantly exceeded their sales targets and some have reported that their Bracknell stores are their best performing nationally.”

    Joint agents for The Lexicon Bracknell are CBRE and Lunson Mitchenall.

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