As many (most?) of you will have noticed, Debenhams is now fully disappearing from Clapham Junction.

What's happening to Debenhams Clapham Junction?

Debenhams have announced that following the current public health pandemic they do not intend to reopen in Clapham Junction. TK Maxx, however has a long lease and will continue to trade as part of any future investment in the building.

Is Arding and Hobbs still in Clapham Junction?

Arding & Hobbs is a former department store and Grade II listed building at the junction of Lavender Hill and St John's Road, Battersea, London SW11 1QL. Arding & Hobbs was established in 1876. ... As of 9 June 2020, the Debenhams section of the building has been permanently closed.

Who owns the Debenhams building?

On 25 January 2021, it was announced that Boohoo had bought the Debenhams brand and website for £55m, but did not retain any of the remaining 118 stores, meaning the loss of up to 12,000 jobs.

Who owns arding Hobbs?

W Real Estate, a London-based developer and asset manager, has acquired the freehold of the Grade II listed 'Arding and Hobbs' building in Clapham Junction from British Land for circa GBP48 million.

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Who bought Debenhams Oxford Street?

British high street retailer Debenham's seven-storey Oxford Street flagship store has been sold to a private investor for £400m by property investment company British Land.

What's happening to Debenhams Oxford Street?

The former Debenhams store on Oxford Street is likely to lose its distinctive metal facade if plans for a refurbishment are approved. Debenhams closed down earlier this year, and the building's owners, Ramsbury are now planning to refurbish it for a post-pandemic use.

Who owns Oxford Street land?

London-headquartered British Land has acquired a 25 per cent share of mixed-use scheme West One. It is a 92,000 sq ft development on London's Oxford Street, going for £54.25m.

When was Debenhams Oxford Street built?

The original shop, which sits between Oxford Street, Vere Street, Henrietta Place and New Marylebone Lane, was designed by Adrian V Montagu and Partners and completed in 1971. Debenhams vacated the site in February 2021 following the closure of all the retail brand's UK stores.

Are all Debenhams stores closing?

Debenhams has announced it will shut its remaining stores by 15 May, closing the door on more than 200 years of trade on UK high streets. The move means 49 more shops will go, on top of the 52 due to close on 8 May. The Debenhams brand will continue online after being bought by retailer Boohoo for £55m in January.

Which Debenhams stores are closing in 2021?

Which are the last Debenhams stores to close? The final wave of closures will see many of Debenhams' big stores in Belfast, Cardiff, Liverpool and Birmingham Bullring all close on Saturday 15 May 2021.

Is Debenhams online closing?

The last remaining Debenhams are closing their doors on Saturday, more than 240 years after the department store began trading. The Debenhams brand will continue to trade online after it was bought by the fashion retailer Boohoo for £55m in January. ...

Where are Debenhams closing?

Having already announced 52 store closures up to May 8, Debenhams said on Wednesday its remaining 49 stores would close on either May 12 or May 15. Closures on May 15 will include stores in Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle and Swansea.

Are Debenhams returns free?

If you've changed your mind about a product, Debenhams offers free and easy returns. You have a generous 28 days to return unwanted products (or have them collected), which you can exchange or have fully refunded.

Is Lakeside Debenhams closing?

T he last remaining Debenhams department stores will close on May 15 when a final stock liquidation process ends, with branches in Bromley and Lakeside among those shutting. ... Over the next 10 days, Debenhams will close its doors on the high street for the final time in its 242 year history.”