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Empty Debenhams City Square Plans Latest In Landsec Prime Retail Push

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Landsec has secured planning permission from Cardiff Council to transform a former Debenhams department store into what it has dubbed a 102K SF city square. It will include two new restaurants with terraces, a terrace of street food kiosks with seating for 250 people, a retractable roof and enclosure, and smaller kiosk-style units. A large-format leisure space will front the new square, including a family play space with a water fountain splash…

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Landsec given permission to revamp former Debenhams into city square

Landsec has secured planning permission from Cardiff City Council to transform a former Debenhams unit into a 102,000 sq ft city square. The redevelopment, designed in collaboration with over 5,000 local residents, will respond to consumer demand for high-quality leisure experiences, green spaces, and family-friendly environments. Bruce Findlay, managing director for Retail at Landsec, said: “We believe in the future of well managed retail space…

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New city square to replace Cardiff Debenhams store

Drapers New city square to replace Cardiff Debenhams store Retail landlord Landsec has received planning permission from Cardiff City Council to transform a former Debenhams site into a 102,000 sq city square.The post New city square to replace Cardiff Debenhams store appeared first on Drapers.

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