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50 NEW GEORGE STREET & 131/133 ARMADA ... - Green & Partners

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PLYMOUTH: <strong>50</strong> <strong>NEW</strong> <strong>GEORGE</strong> <strong>STREET</strong> & <strong>131</strong>/<strong>133</strong> <strong>ARMADA</strong> WAY<br />

INVESTMENT SUMMARY<br />

• Regional shopping destination with an estimated primary<br />

catchment of circa 463,000 persons and few competing<br />

retailing centres nearby.<br />

• Extremely prominent position at the junction of New George<br />

Street and Armada Way.<br />

• Let to Arcadia Group Ltd for a further 10 years and<br />

Starbucks Coffee (UK) Ltd for circa 6.25 years.<br />

• 75% of the income secured on Arcadia’s covenant.<br />

• A substantial multi-let parade comprising circa 1,820.14m²<br />

(19,592 sq ft) in a busy retailing pitch within Plymouth<br />

opposite HOF (Dingles), Disney, Sports Direct and Bhs and<br />

adjacent to JD Sports.<br />

• Includes a vacant unit (3,<strong>131</strong> sq ft).<br />

• Long Leasehold.<br />

• £4,120,000 subject to contract and exclusive of VAT,<br />

reflecting an attractive net initial yield of 9% rising to an<br />

estimated 9.91% on letting of the vacant unit, allowing for<br />

purchaser costs of 5.8%.<br />

PLYMOUTH<br />

Plymouth is the largest city in the south west of England and is<br />

located 354 km (220 miles) south west of London, 180km (112<br />

miles) south west of Bristol, 70.8km (44 miles) south west of Exeter<br />

and 90km (56 miles) east of Truro. The city is located on the A38<br />

dual carriageway, which connects with the M5 (J31) at Exeter.<br />

Plymouth Airport is located 4.8km (3 miles) north of the city<br />

centre with regular flights throughout the UK and continental<br />

Europe. In addition, the city is an important continental and<br />

international sea port.<br />

The city is served by a mainline railway station, with a journey<br />

time to London (Paddington) of circa 3 hours 7 minutes and<br />

Bristol (Temple Meads) of approximately 2 hours.<br />

DEMOGRAPHIC<br />

Plymouth with a primary catchment of 463,000 and a retail<br />

catchment of 343,000 is particularly dominant within this<br />

catchment, due to the distance from major competing centres,<br />

ranking the city first in the PMA competition index (least<br />

PLYMOUTH<br />

competition from surrounding centres). Consumer spending is<br />

boosted by tourism and the student population. There are an<br />

estimated 11.8 million domestic and foreign visitors to the city<br />

annually, contributing an estimated £360 million to the city’s<br />

economy. In addition, there is a student population of<br />

approximately 60,000, which is the 5th largest in the country<br />

and is estimated to contribute circa £100 million to the local<br />

economy annually. Plymouth is expected to see above average<br />

growth in both population and retail spending over the period<br />

2010-2015.<br />

RETAILING IN PLYMOUTH<br />

Plymouth is the largest regional shopping centre west of Bristol. The<br />

central shopping area comprises an estimated 1.55 million sq ft of<br />

retail floor space with Drake Circus Shopping Centre the main<br />

covered scheme considerably enhancing the city’s retail offer,<br />

attracting a number of new retailers such as Zara, H & M and Cult<br />

Clothing. New George Street remains a strong retailing pitch and<br />

occupiers represented include House of Fraser (Dingles), Debenhams<br />

and Tesco.

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