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    Over 215,000sqft of new lettings at Derbion in 2025 

    Tracy WestBy Tracy WestDecember 16, 20253 Mins Read
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    Over the past 12 months leading East Midlands retail and leisure destination, Derbion, announced 215,919sq ft of new lettings across the shopping centre welcoming a host of new brands.

    In 2025, Derbion announced a 40,000sqft letting to Primark, which will relocate to the shopping centre in 2027, meanwhile international fashion brands Victoria’s Secret, Seasalt, Crew Clothing and Luke 1977 all opened stores, helping to evolve its fashion line-up.

    This year also saw the transformation of Derbion’s Eagle Market into a new community sports destination with Social Sports Society and Flo Skatepark investing a combined £1m into their respective 54,642sqft and 20,828sqft spaces, growing the shopping centre’s leisure offering.

    Meanwhile, Wingstop has signed and will join Derbion’s F&B scene in early 2026. The success of Derbion’s F&B operators has seen occupiers invest a combined £2m over the past two years with Zizzi and Wagamama both undergoing new refits, while Chopstix re-opened following a significant investment in its space.

    These new arrivals continue to grow Derbion’s footfall attracting more than 15m visitors over the past 12 months.

    Alongside the new arrivals, Derbion also agreed 11 lease renewals, regears, refits and relocations with popular occupiers including Footlocker, Moss, H Samuel, Pandora, and AllSaints.

    The past year also saw Derbion become one of the first UK retail destinations to secure BREEAM In-Use Outstanding-rating in the management of an asset, reflecting the shopping centre’s commitment to carbon and energy reduction, health and wellbeing, transport and broader sustainability.

    Meanwhile, the completion of Derbion’s multi-million pound Eastern Gateway development this year has helped transform this area of the city as well as create a new feature façade and urban garden for Derbion.

    Michael Boundy, director of asset management at Derbion, said: “2025 has been a transformative year for Derbion with several key leasing transactions helping to evolve our occupier line-up. These new lettings and the investment by our existing occupiers into new spaces has required the support of the whole Derbion team who have ensured both new and current tenants continue to thrive.

    “It has also been exciting to see so many brands select Derbion for either their first location or flagship store for the East Midlands. This highlights the demand we are seeing from occupiers across the retail, F&B, and leisure space in Derbion cementing our place as one of the leading visitor attractions in the region.”

    Beth McDonald, managing director at Derbion said: “We are delighted to see the impact our new arrivals are having on footfall and sales across Derbion and we look forward to announcing even more new arrivals in 2026.

    “These new lettings and investment by our current brands continues Derbion’s journey of becoming the leading day out destination in the East Midlands. Our growing retail and leisure offering coincides with our partnerships with key community stakeholders such as Derby City Council and the development of the Eastern Gateway, as well as our parking agreement with the newly opened Vaillant Live performance venue, both of which have helped increase footfall and spend across many of our retail and F&B operators.”

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