Shopping centres
Units in managed schemes
Space inside centres and retail parks, where the anchor line up, the service charge and the trading hours shape your result as much as the rent does.
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Retail property in Marrakech
for brands and landlords
We find, negotiate and open retail space: units inside managed schemes, ground floor shops on trading streets, and sites for new projects. One team from the first walk of the street to the day the doors open.
Asset types
The retail stock
we work with
Each format trades on different terms. We tell you which one your plan actually needs before you commit to an address.
Street level
Shops and mixed use ground floors
Units on trading streets and under residential blocks, where the pitch can change from one side of the road to the other and the frontage decides the rest.
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Development
Sites for new schemes
Plots for retail led projects, judged on access, planning position and the catchment that will exist once the surrounding blocks are finished.
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Who we act for
and what we deliver
Brands and retailers
Market entry and network growth. We shortlist locations against your format, negotiate the lease and stay on the file until you are trading.
Landlords and developers
Letting and re-letting. Tenant mix, rent positioning and a shortlist of occupiers who will still be paying in five years.
Investors and owners
Acquisition and disposal of let retail assets, with lease terms, payment history and renewal exposure checked before you price the deal.
Retail decisions run on lease terms, not on asking rents. Every shortlist we send states the term, the rent basis, the service charge and the works you would be taking on.
Location analysis
Read the pitch
before the rent
Two units on the same street can trade very differently. We walk the pitch at the hours that matter, write down what we observe and mark clearly what is an estimate, so the case for an address is on paper before it is in a lease.
- Catchment and neighbours
- Who lives, works and stays within a short trip, and which retailers already trade well next door.
- Access and parking
- How customers arrive, on foot, by taxi or by car, and where they can actually stop.
- Frontage and unit fit
- Window width, ceiling height, storage and delivery access, checked against your standard format.
- Permitted use and consents
- What the unit may legally be used for, and which approvals your fit out will need before it can start.
How it runs
From brief
to opening day
A retail search is a sequence, not a pile of viewings. This is the order we work in and what you hold at the end of each step.
Brief and format
We write down the format: unit size range, frontage, catchment, target opening date and the rent your plan supports.
Search, listed and off market
We cover what is advertised and what is not, through centre managers, landlords and owners who only move when they are asked directly.
Shortlist and visits
You get a short list with photographs, plans, access notes and trading context, then we visit the ones worth the trip together.
Heads of terms
Rent, term, break, rent free period, service charge, works and who pays for what, agreed in writing before the lawyers start.
Lease and signature
We run the file alongside your counsel through to signature and hold the landlord to the timetable.
Handover and opening
Keys, meters, permits and the snag list, followed until the unit is trading.
Questions
What retail clients
ask us first
Short answers to the questions that come up before a mandate is signed. Anything specific to your file, we answer in writing.
Ask your own questionNext step
Tell us what you need to open
Send us the format, the catchment and the date you want to be trading. We come back with the units worth looking at, and the ones that are not worth your time.