Bullring LinkStreet – Unit L3
Birmingham, Birmingham
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1,490 sqft |
Retail |
Bar & Restaurant |
Event |
Shop Share |
Unique |
A Little About This Space
Young, vibrant and alive with brands with a strong point of view, LinkStreet is Birmingham’s newest dynamic shopping experience. The likes of Trapstar, Major London 05 and Ratchet have all launched here lately.
This space can be rented for short-term pop-ups or long-term launches – for a chance to establish your idea. You’ll have an all-glass shop front and inside, plenty of space ready to go. Newly decorated, the unit feels fresh, contemporary and easy to work with.
The landlord is looking for a mix of food, fashion and lifestyle ideas that will appeal to a young, urban crowd.
facts & figures
The Bullring not only has 36 million annual shoppers, but the profile of its visitors is unique. Obsessed with shopping and on the lookout for new brands and products all the time, this centre has a high average spend of £92.
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MADE.com launched a pop-up here to raise awareness in Birmingham.
Amenities
- Lighting
- Toilets
- Stock room
Rules of The Space
VAT and utilities applicable.
Minimal rental on this space is 2 weeks.
Unlike the kiosk units available within LinkStreet, this space does not come with any shelving, and is subject to fit out approvals like a more traditional mall unit.
VAT and utilities applicable in addition.
Fit out proposals to be pre-approved by the landlord prior to commencement onsite, including but not limited to:
- layout plan
- signage proposal
- scope of works
- risk and method statements
- £10Mill PLI
The price stated is for a period of up to 6 months only.
The tenant will become liable for business rates if they become payable from April 2021.
Home Truths
Unlike the kiosk units available within LinkStreet, this space does not come with any shelving, and is subject to fit out approvals like a more traditional mall unit.
Please note that all quoting rents are on the basis of a pop up of up to 6 months, with a break clause. Longer terms without landlord breaks will lead to higher rents.