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Quintain begins hunt for tenants at Wembley Park scheme
Developers Quintain have appointed agents Cushman & Wakefield and Nash Bond to sniff out potential new retail and leisure tenants for its Wembley Park scheme in north west London.
The firm is currently developing the 85-acre site around Wembley Park and the SSE Arena which is set to become the UK’s largest site for build-to-rent (BTR) homes along with an additional 180,000 sq ft of leisure and retail space spread across 42 units.
Over the next seven years, Quitain is to deliver and manage over 5,000 BTR units at the development, which is to create a major new neighbourhood in the area around the national stadium.
Matt Slade, Quintain Director of Commercial Operations, commented: “We are delighted to be collaborating with Cushman & Wakefield and Nash Bond. These firms are the best in their field and we have assembled a team that can curate an amazing mix of occupiers for our ground floor spaces that will become a uniquely vibrant retail and leisure place.
“We envisage this place to be a catalyst for the further economic regeneration of Wembley, with new shops, restaurants and other leisure uses that define distinct districts; from small scale neighbourhood retail to large format food and leisure experiences.”
Justin Taylor, Head of EMEA Retail for Cushman & Wakefield, added: “We are excited to be working on these new retail districts at Wembley Park. We have worked on similar huge developments and recognise Wembley Park’s outstanding potential.
“The scheme has been meticulously planned to be not just somewhere to live, but also a vibrant neighbourhood, alive all year round with the bonus of world-class leisure facilities on its doorstep. Quintain’s vision for Wembley Park is absolutely aligned with ours for the future London and we look forward to helping them deliver it.”
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