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AboutPrinces Square is a stunning former 19th Century Merchants Square converted to provide 4 floors of Premium retail/restaurants within the heart of Glasgow’s prime shopping location of Buchanan Street.

The Centre has recently completed an internal and external £7.5m refurbishment and offers a unique shopping experience in a high quality environment.

Princes Square has a niche marketing position within Glasgow’s retail hierarchy and with its extensive restaurant and retail provision offers a unique opportunity for customers to purchase, consume and socialise in a premium environment.

The Centre is arranged over 4 floors with Dining located in the Courtyard and directly underneath the glazed atrium on the upper floor. The 2 levels in between comprise quality retailing including brands such as Belstaff, Jo Malone, Vivienne Westwood, Links of London, Ted Baker, French Connection and Space NK

Princes Square’s extensive opening hours ensure its wide appeal across a range of shopper groups including fashion seekers, professional business diners, ‘after-hours’ office workers and tourists.





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Princes Square is located on Buchanan Street, which forms Glasgow’s principal retailing thoroughfare.

The Centre benefits from 2 main entrances from Buchanan Street, as well as a separate entrance providing escalator access directly to the 2nd Floor dining level, and an entrance from Queen Street.

The centre is well served by nearby multi-storey car parks and also Glasgow’s two main railway stations (Central and Queen Street stations) which are both in close proximity.

Glasgow itself forms Scotland’s largest city, with a catchment population in excess of 1.8 million persons. The city benefits from excellent transportation links with the rest of the UK, via the M74 and M8 motorways, local and national rail links and Glasgow International Airport.





RestaurantsPrinces Square is one of Scotland’s unique dining experiences, a fashionable place to meet for any occasion.

Home to a variety of the City’s stylish local and national restaurants situated within the Courtyard and Atrium Terrace, established occupiers include Barca Tapas, Zizzi, Il Pavone, Restaurant Bar & Grill and D’arcys. Pizza Express are also opening in Summer 2012 in the Courtyard.





The Case for Premium Retail in GlasgowGlasgow’s total annual shopper spend on Clothing and Footwear is £536m - second only to London in the UK.

Demand for High End or Premium Clothing and Footwear at £135m per annum substantially exceeds that of Nottingham (£75m), Cardiff (£73m), Birmingham (£64m), Bristol (£83m) and Leeds (£81m) making Glasgow the UK’s 3rd highest spend within Affluent ACORN groups.

Core retail pedestrian flow and activity within Glasgow City Centre is now focused around Buchanan Street where Princes Square is located. Buchanan Street provides larger spaces for national and international brands such as Apple, Nike, All Saints and Zara.

Princes Square and the brands within the adjacent Frasers Department Store represent the natural home for Premium Retailing within Glasgow.

Princes Square is committed to a tenant mix strategy focusing on the provision of retail and restaurant uses which naturally complement the niche affluent shopper.





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B Zizzi Italian RestaurantC November Bar & Restaurant Barca Bar & RestaurantD The Restaurant Bar & GrillE Tinderbox Coffee Shop










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Cushman & Wakefield, their clients and any joint agents, give notice that :i) These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. ii) No person in the employment of the agent(s) has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property.iii) Floor areas, measurements or distances given are approximate. Unless otherwise stated, any rents, or outgoings quoted are exclusive of VAT. iv) Any descriptions given of the property cannot be taken to imply, it is in good repair, has all necessary consents, is free of contamination, or that the services and facilities are in working order. Interested parties are advised to carry out their own investigations as required.

August 2012

For further information or to arrange an inspection please contact:

Stuart MoncurTel: 0131 226 [email protected]

Isla MonteithTel: 0131 226 [email protected]

Cushman & Wakefield66 Hanover StreetEdinburghEH2 1EL

Nigel GillinghamTel: 02035 515 [email protected]

Jack BarrattTel: 02035 515 [email protected]

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