NOW OPEN NOW OPEN WOLVERHAMPTON THE CENTRE OF THE CITY The redeveloped Mander Centre will provide both existing and new retailers with the opportunity to trade and capitalise on a repositioned and modernised retail destination that will dominate the retail pitch in the city. Already home to a mix of leading retail brands, the stunning new 94,000 sqft Debenhams opened its doors in October 2017, being the first city centre store following the ‘Debenhams Redesigned’ strategy. H&M, which opened in November 2016 is one of the largest in the West Midlands and the only one to feature their home range. "The re-development of the Mander Centre created the perfect opportunity for the H&M brand to expand into Wolverhampton. The inclusion of our Homeware range in the offering continues to ensure our stores remain exciting and inspiring fashion destinations for our customers." Carlos Duarte Country Manager UK & IE “Wolverhampton is one of the largest markets which does not currently have a Debenhams store. We are delighted to be finally opening in the city. This store follows a new layout and customer journey derived from our Debenhams Redesigned strategy, which includes new elements such as our new Loaf & Bloom restaurant offer.” Rob Hadfield Director of Group Property ASSET LEASING ECONOMY MARKETING THE ASSET KEY facts 17M 550 94,000 525,000 584,000 ANNUAL FOOTFALL CAR PARK SPACES NEW DEBENHAMS TOTAL RETAIL GLA RESIDENT CATCHMENT ANCHOR STORE GLA POPULATION 23,000 65 90,000 £25M UNIVERSITY STUDENTS COMPLEMENTARY SQ FT OF NEWLY CONFIGURED INVESTMENT RETAILERS STORE OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAMME ASSET LEASING ECONOMY MARKETING CATCHMENT AREA 185,000 PRIMARY CATCHMENT CANNOCK TELFORD M54 127,000 SECONDARY CATCHMENT WOLVERHAMPTON WALSALL 272,000 SUTTON COLDFIELD TERTIARY CATCHMENT WEST BROMWICH DUDLEY 584,000 BIRMINGHAM MERRY HILL TOTAL RESIDENT PRIMARY CATCHMENT SECONDARY HALESOWEN TERTIARY STOURBRIDGE ASSET LEASING ECONOMY MARKETING THE DEVELOPMENT The redevelopment programme commenced in January 2016, and concluded with the opening of the Debenhams in October 2017. The remodeling of the centre has created a great range of new units to complement the anchor store, providing modern retail spaces appropriate for the trading requirements of major multiple retailers. The asset development programme has dramatically enhanced vertical connectivity, customer flows and navigation. Clear sightlines encourage circulation, dwell and improve retail fascia prominence throughout the scheme. Public areas have been modernised and decluttered, and the car park refurbished and improved. The development master plan ensures that the Mander Centre will continue to dominate the prime retail pitch in the city and becomes the essential retail destination for both retailers and customers. ASSET LEASING ECONOMY MARKETING AVAILABLE – C&W IN NEGOTIATION UNDER OFFER LEASING PLAN LOWER MALL CO UNCIL O FFICES WEST BROM BUILDING SOCI UNIT GIA SQ FT ETY NTRE NEW UNIT 7 5,0001 CE MENT LDS T U43 N ONA AN SONY D R RAL E MC TAU 1 ADVICE CENTRE LOORS) U46/47 ES F CEX NEW UNIT 8 17,000 Nickleman ENTERTAI IN NEGOTIATION ANG TY CENT U CAFE CH A FOOD R E S EX (2 RETAIL B 1 FAST BODY SHOP U18A T NEW UNIT 9 19,700 IN NEGOTIATION THELTH & MMERS EE A – C&W & POUNDWORLD HE LINGERIE H SW MEMORIE ANN SU NEW UNIT 10 4,0001 EALT U18B VACANT BEAUTY H BODYCARE U15A CARD 1 MARKE NEW UNIT 15A 2,700 IN NEGOTIATION T RETT BURG PDSA ER PRIEST CHAR & BAR 1 U15B ITY SHOP NEW UNIT 15B 3,500 HOLLAND NEW UNIT 18A 2,3002 UNDER OFFER THE GEORGE WALLIS PUBLIC HOUSE U28/29 U223B NEW UNIT 18B 1,9502 UNDER OFFER U27 NEW KIOSK 1 250 IN NEGOTIATION THE SQUARE UNIT 27 1,1861 BAD APPLE HAIRDR U10 1 ’S ESSING Y E E UNIT 28/29 5,226 F A ANGE C L G E MRG POV IFTS WIN D GS IDG F E R’S RY R S ME PLAN E T E NS WEAR T H N RY M T CAF T R 1 A O AMB O P F IGH H C HEALTH M A UNIT 43 1,437 QU IC HAIRDRERPSE L GALLE WE RS SAC HIN’S DE PUB S INDIAN TAKE ING NTANDER LHI AN D DGE SA BANK 1 A F VAP WAY T PL K1 UNIT 44 885 ALTH E N QUI GH E CAMBRI 2 EI O T H OBAC T W CONIST U8 STORE EPHONES UNIT 46/47 1,5351 U7 TEL VACANT ST. JOHN’S UNIT 223B 25,400 IN NEGOTIATION CAFE VACANT V ACANT U9 NT A ACANT KH V AL VAC OPTICIANIL FORBID COMICS DEN (2 RE PLANE TAIL T FLO ORS) 1 UNIT HAS ADDITIONAL BASEMENT ACCOMMODATION 2 UNIT HAS ADDITIONAL FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION SPICE MANIA ST HOT A SAVERS RO LEGEND BURGER KING N HY T IFO NG EAL VI I H L AMPL TACO AVAILABLE LOCO IN NEGOTIATION EXCHANGE VACANT HERBERT BROWN ROOSTER’S COMPUTER GAMES COMPUTER UNDER OFFER CEX ENTERTAINMENT VACANT LOOK HAIR LOOK SALON POLISH JEANS KABANOS VACANT ASSET LEASING ECONOMY MARKETING THE SQUARE OCTOBER 2017 AVAILABLE IN NEGOTIATION UNDER OFFER LEASING PLAN UPPER MALL UNIT GIA SQ FT CON 11 220 UNDER OFFER MCDONALDSTAURANT L FLOORS) AI U106 SHOP FOOD RES (2 RET CON 12 210 IN NEGOTIATION UNDER OFFER FAST THE BTHOD &Y BEAUTY SUMMERS HEAL LINGERIE U108/109 ANN CON 13 150 BEST GIFT HOME LIVING JEFF BAINS UNIT 19 500 UNDER OFFER U89 BURGER PRIEST UNIT 89 5,500 ANCE HOLLAND & BARRETTENTR 2 THE GEOR UNIT 106 1,400 GE THE WALLIS ENT PUBLIC HOUSE ER U223A TAINE UNIT 108/109 2,200 UNDER OFFER R UNIT 110 967 UNIT 120/121 1,9502 2 BAD APPLE UNIT 122 798 HAIRDRESSING S ’ Y ONS FE S A ANGEL GIFT CLINT C MR E POVE G WINGS S G Y E RDS & GIFT MENS F A RID H FD C IN NEGOTIATION Y UNIT 126/127 1,776 B T WEAR CA TES ANTR FRM AM HARPERS C S P HEAL ’ QUO HAIRDRESSING SACHIN WEIGHT PLAN GALLER IN NEGOTIATION INDIAN ’S DELHI THER PUBLIC UNIT 128 893 MO TAKE A THE ANDER W H FD PERFUME SHOP VAPE N QUIT AY BRIDGE T SANT BANK M A IGHT PLAN TOBA C HEAL C WE U19 UNIT 135 789 CONIST O2 STORE TELEPHONES V PERFEC IN NEGOTIATION ACANT T HOME ST. JOHN AN ARBUCKS UNIT 223A 52,650 ’S ST C VA TIONER AFE CANT A MANDER RYM WS ST NE U120/121 U122 U135 VA CANT NT A NT C A A C V KHALIL A V OPTICIAN U128 GS 4 U FORBIDDEN PLANE COMICS BA (2 RE T AIL FL T VEL GOODS O 4 SIGHT ORS) HAST U126/127 A Y OPTICIAN TAST WINKS PIZZAY TR T/A EUROCHANGE BUR DE C HGE PETE’ FARMHOS USE 1 BUTCHER UNIT HAS ADDITIONAL BASEMENT ACCOMMODATION CARD 2 FAC UNIT HAS ADDITIONAL FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION TORY ANT C A V SPICE LEGEND MANIA T HO AST SAVERS RO BURGER KING Y H AVAILABLE T PLIFON HEAL LIVING AM IN NEGOTIATION TACO LOCO T BROWN UNDER OFFER R CHANGE CHANGE AINMENT CANT AINMENT X X T T E A E R R V HERBE ROOSTER’S OMPUTER GAMES OMPUTER GAMES C C CEX ENTE CEX ENTE VACANT ON L ANT OOK HAIR C L SA ABANOS ABANOS A POLISH JEANS K V K ASSET LEASING ECONOMY MARKETING THE GALLERY OCTOBER 2017 MOLINEUX WOLVERHAMPTON STADIUM BUS STATION S R ETE T P S AD RO A CONNECTED CITY G N I ST R A FF O R D S T UNIVERSITY OF WOLVERHAMPTON WOLVERHAMPTON Wolverhampton is a city with a revitalised ambition to position R TRAIN STATION A I L W itself as the commercial centre of the West Midlands. The civic A Y D T D authority infrastructure plan includes investment into public S A N R O I O T V G E R IN realm, transport links and civic facilities to further improve an L R G A N D I already thriving commercial centre. RE R A U Q S N E E M U A Q R Wolverhampton is located in the heart of the West Midlands K T E MARSTON'S S R 18 miles north west of Birmingham, 33 miles south of Stoke Y BREWERY S E T L on Trent and 17 miles east of Telford. The city benefits from D T U S D L excellent road links to the M6 and M54 with frequent and fast O V O I S H C train services to other UK cities. K T C O R S R A IA S M T T S The local Midlands Metro light rail service and local bus CITY OF D A C WOLVERHAMPTON services ensure that the catchment connectivity to the city is L O EV COLLEGE R E LAN fast and effective. G D ST N I R S E G TE R Wolverhampton is an integral part of the West Midlands MP O LE S E T G Authority, chaired by Andy Street as mayor and comprising 18 T S D S A local authorities and four Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) T O JO R HN ILL ʼS H G SQ OW IN who are working together to move powers from Whitehall to UAR SN R E the West Midlands. A4150 ASSET LEASING ECONOMY MARKETING LOCAL ECONOMY Wolverhampton is a thriving The Black Country Enterprise commercial city in the heart of the Zone (EZ) will create over 4,000 West Midlands benefitting from new jobs in the area.