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What to expect when The Trafford Centre reopens on April 12 - Vimarsana News

What to expect when The Trafford Centre reopens on April 12

New shops and restaurants at the Trafford Centre However, The Trafford Centre as we know it is also changing, with new brands and shops also set to open their doors from April 12 including: Gym+Coffee- An athleisure brand (opening 17 April) Polestar- A car showroom  Chopstix- Noodle Bar Rituals- cosmetics store Pop Specs- Ophthalmic service Aldo- Shoe store (Photo: Trafford Centre/Charlotte Cunningham) Can we eat at Trafford Centre restaurants? (Photo: Trafford Centre) Dining-in at restaurants and indoor entertainment venues isn’t allowed until 17 May at the earliest.   However, a w...

What to expect when The Trafford Centre reopens on April 12 | Lancaster And Morecambe Citizen - Vimarsana News

What to expect when The Trafford Centre reopens on April 12 | Lancaster And Morecambe Citizen

New shops and restaurants at the Trafford Centre However, The Trafford Centre as we know it is also changing, with new brands and shops also set to open their doors from April 12 including: Gym+Coffee- An athleisure brand (opening 17 April) Polestar- A car showroom  Chopstix- Noodle Bar Rituals- cosmetics store Pop Specs- Ophthalmic service Aldo- Shoe store (Photo: Trafford Centre/Charlotte Cunningham) Can we eat at Trafford Centre restaurants? (Photo: Trafford Centre) Dining-in at restaurants and indoor entertainment venues isn’t allowed until 17 May at the earliest.   However, a w...

Oldham News | Main News | The Trafford Centre prepares to welcome visitors back on Monday - Vimarsana News

Oldham News | Main News | The Trafford Centre prepares to welcome visitors back on Monday

The Trafford Centre prepares to welcome visitors back on Monday Date published: 07 April 2021 The Trafford Centre’s strong safety measures will continue to play an important part in making the centre a safe place to visit Visitors will be able to safely enjoy The Trafford Centre experience again from Monday (April 12), with favourite brands such as Selfridges, John Lewis, Zara and Primark at Barton Square all reopening their doors. Lots of new brands and promotions will also be joining the centre, including Gym+Coffee, Polestar, Chopstix, Tommy Hilfiger, Pop Specs and Forever Unique. D...

Place North West | Peel under offer for Barton Square - Vimarsana News

Place North West | Peel under offer for Barton Square

Sarah Townsend The landowner has moved to purchase the 340,000 sq ft retail and leisure complex built as an extension to the Trafford Centre mall it sold in 2011. Barton Square was put on the market with Savills last year with bids sought in excess of £50m. The value of the deal with the Peel Group has not been disclosed and Peel declined to comment on “market speculation”. The company is believed to be under offer on the property and a sale has yet to complete. The Barton Square complex was redesigned in 2018 as a 110,000 sq ft extension to the Trafford Centre, during a £75m mall revam...

Place North West | The Subplot | Beds, sheds and shopping centres - Vimarsana News

Place North West | The Subplot | Beds, sheds and shopping centres

The Subplot | Beds, sheds and shopping centres 16 Feb 2021, 09:00Comments (1) Welcome to  Place North West This week: beds and sheds are every investor’s hot take on the 2021 property market, but is the lack of viable alternatives clouding judgment?  Subplot takes the temperature of the logistics and BTR scenes. Meanwhile, does anyone want to buy the North West’s distressed shopping centres, and can the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework return from the dead? WAKEY WAKEY Manchester BTR’s big sleep comes to an end The pandemic anaesthetised most of the property market in 2020. But w...