Superdry to relocate and revamp Harlequin Watford store
Superdry & Co is set to relocate and refurbish its store at Harlequin Watford, as the shopping centre’s total tenant investment reaches £30m since 2024. Superdry will move into a…
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Superdry & Co is set to relocate and refurbish its store at Harlequin Watford, as the shopping centre’s total tenant investment reaches £30m since 2024. Superdry will move into a…
Broeklin Brussels has announced three more tenants. At the same time, Lisa Verhaeghe is taking over leadership of the real estate project that her father, Bart Verhaeghe, launched…
Broeklin Brussels has announced four more new tenants. With these new additions, the shopping center now has a total of twelve announced brands. The Belgian fashion brand Marie…
Broeklin Brussels has secured three more tenants. Following in the footsteps of Celio, Neuhaus, and Xandres, among others, Medi-Market, Délitraiteur, and the restaurant concept…
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Broeklin Brussels announces its first tenants. Following Celio, Neuhaus, Xandres, and Jimmyz Burgers have now also confirmed they will be joining the shopping project in Machelen…
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