Evolve Estates, part of commercial property and investment collective M Core, has announced the arrival of four new tenants and three lease renewals at the Grosvenor Centre in Northampton.
These new signings follow the announcement that JD Sports will open a 14,000sq ft unit at the centre in 2025. Food and beverage tenant, Smoothies To Go, has signed a seven-year lease on a 850sq ft unit, located at 14 Wood Street and opened on 15th November 2024, whilst new barbers, Harun, which has also already opened to the public at 46 Newland Walk, has taken a 1,991sq ft space.
Also joining the line-up is The Leather Conservation, which opened a 10,550sq ft unit on the third floor of the centre, whilst gadget and gift shop, MenKind, on 21 Newland Walk joined in October, after the brand signed an 18-month lease on a 1,711sq ft unit.
Evolve Estates has also secured three lease renewals with existing tenants to retain the brands at the centre. Menswear brand Charlie Brown, located at 20 Princes Walk and Cards Direct, situated at 16 Princes Walk, have both renewed their tenancies, as has international brand Claire’s, at 25 Princes Walk.
Dan Davies, Senior Asset Manager at Evolve Estates commented: “We are delighted to welcome so many new retailers to the Grosvenor Centre as well securing lease renewals with some of the centre’s tenants. The further diversification of the retail offering adds to the appeal of the centre as a leading retail destination in the region. By further increasing Grosvenor’s list of household and independent brands, we are creating a versatile experience for a wide range of visitors.”
