BASILDON SOUTH EAST Shaping the future with new investment
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BASILDON
SOUTH EAST
Shaping the future
with new investment
CGi for illustrative purposes only
Eastgate | Basildon
TOWN CENTRE REDEVELOPMENT
Basildon, an original new town, is undergoing a renaissance. A new
cinema, market, college, green links, restaurants, housing, economic
expansion and new employment.
And at its retailing heart, a newly energised Eastgate Shopping Centre. LEISURE QUARTER
IN EAST SQUARE
Cinema chain Empire plan to open a 10 screen
cinema in Spring 2021, along with six new
restaurants as part of a council redevelopment
P P
1,300 310 P
302
MARKET & P
PETROL
NEW PUBLIC REALM
ASDA
1,000
METROB
New state of the art market opened Summer
ANK
2018 with 46 kiosks and 48 pop up stalls
ASHLEY
LAURA
P
NEW LOOK
TOPSHOP
429
P SOUTHERNHAY
SOUT 700
HERNHAY
BASILDON
NEW COLLEGE CAMPUS STATION SQUARE
A brand new campus for South Essex College
will be constructed on the former market New transport hub and public
realm investment 11.78m shoppers visit the
location accommodating 2,000 students. 750,000 sq ft centre every year
Registration from Sep 2020
Eastgate | Basildon East Square’s new ten-screen cinema and restaurants will project movie magic and raise the curtain on a night time economy directly opposite Eastgate's main entrance
Eastgate | Basildon
Buoyant Housing Dunton Hills is earmarked to be one
of England's first 14 garden villages
Development with 2,500 new homes, backed by the
government. Consultation is ongoing
Pipeline
Over 3,000 new homes planned
Total population set to rise by
4.3% to 995,360 in 2022*
Excellent rail links to the
Square Mile and Canary Wharf
ensure Basildon attracts
increasing numbers of City
commuters searching for
house price growth, good
schools and space
Redrow's development of up to 725 Re-development of over 800
new homes at Westley Green, is under luxury flats in town centre
*Source CACI
construction completed in 2017
Eastgate | Basildon
Basildon Wake up and smell the coffee
For Business Costa chose Basildon to locate Europe’s biggest roastery. The £38m site
on the edge of the town was selected because of its proximity to Tilbury
High-speed train links to the Docks which imports coffee from all over the world
capital, plus excellent road
connectivity, makes Basildon an
attractive choice for companies
and commuters. The borough
can claim the largest and fastest-
growing economy in Essex and
the second largest in the Thames
Gateway area.
4,500 people Research and development hub
on workforce Basildon is home to Ford’s global technical centre which employs more than
4,000 engineers on the site at Dunton. Defence sector giant Leonardo has its
Basildon and Thurrock University
headquarters in the town, employing more than 700 people
Hospital Trust employed 4,500 staff
in 2017/18
Eastgate | Basildon
Location and Catchment
EPPING
M11
A414
CHELMSFORD
£211.7m
Comparison Goods
M25
A12 A130 South Woodham Ferrers
Market Potential
A10
Billericay
954,277
M25 BRENTWOOD
Wickford
Hockley
Ingrave Rayleigh
Rochford
A127
A503 A406 ROMFORD
A12 BASILDON
CENTRAL
SOUTHEND ON SEA
Total Catchment
LONDON BARKING A13
Canvey Island
Carringham
Fenchurch
Steet
intu Lakeside Linford Catchment Population
A102
GRAYS
214,726 - Core (Primary + Secondary) 33 minutes to
A214 DARTFORD
140,601 - Tertiary Central London
598,950 - Quaternary
A20
Catchment Population Comparison Goods Market Share (%)
Basildon attains a strong Total Catchment of almost Market Potential (£m)
market share of 9.7% 1 million people, helps Core 214,726 £159.5 33.3%
across its Total Catchment, drive a footfall of 11.95m Tertiary 140,601 £31.8 9.5%
increasing to 33.3% in the customers into Eastgate
Quaternary 598,950 £20.4 1.5%
Core Catchment on a yearly basis
Total 954,277 £211.7 9.7%
All above: source CACI 2018
Eastgate | Basildon
The Basildon Customer Eastgate Shopping Centre ranks 47th* in The
Shoppers at Eastgate visit 74 times per year on average, Definitive Guide to Shopping Centres 2017
17% more often than comparable centres.* Visitors spend *Source Trevor Woods Associates
over an hour in the centre converting more than three
quarters of the time, spending nearly £50 in the process. Basildon’s residential development pipeline has the potential to
*Source CACI significantly increase comparison goods spend.
£250.0 £236.6 £234.0 1.00
middle income
£228.9
Comparison Goods Market Potential (£m)
£211.7 0.90
£201.6
£200.0 0.80
family groups
Affluent £182.0
0.70
Achievers
Acorn Correlation
14% Comfortable £150.0 0.60
The demographic of the catchment is clearly
Communities defined with a high proportion of middle 0.50
% 30%
ri ty 6 income family groups. 50% of Eastgate’s £100.0 0.40
pe visitors are classified as Comfortable
ros 0.30
in gP Communities, Rising Prosperity and Affluent
Ri s Achievers in Acorn profiling. £50.0 0.20
0.10
£0.0 0.00
Basildon Telford Swindon Romford Southend-on-Sea Gloucester
Comparison Goods Market Potential (£m) Acorn Correlation
74 75 Mall-Dominated Town Centres
84%
annual shopper minutes Class Rank Centre Name Comparison Goods
visits (1.4 per week) dwell time Market Potential (£m)
1 Crawley £316.7
£50 77%
shoppers rated the
overall shopping
2 Basingstoke £303.4
experience 3 Basildon £211.7
4 out of 5 or above
approx spend conversion rate 4 Woking £203.5
each visit
5 Telford £201.6
All above: source CACI 2018
Eastgate | Basildon
Debenhams, Primark
and Asda anchor
the centre
Basildon's prime F&B
destination with 15
restaurants and cafés
Eastgate | Basildon
Strong fashion
line-up in prime
destination
90
shops
+ restaurants
1,700
*
car parking
spaces
* Centre and Asda
Eastgate | Basildon New entrants Recent lettings: JD, Accessorize, Pandora, Smiggle and Muffin Break
HIGH FOOTFALL: Nearly 12 million have visited Eastgate Basildon this year. The 750,000 sq ft centre equates to 54% of the town's retail space
Eastgate | Basildon
G EAST
SQUARE
30 sec
walk
opening Spring 2021
EAST WALK
RESTAURANTS
EAST WALK
ENTRANCE
2 8 / 10 / 12 / 14
METROBANK
7
1,000 SPACES
F.HINDS
ASDA CAR PARK
UP TO
FOOD 1
COURT
2 EA
ST
G
PR ATE
FX CURRENCY AC DE
WEST HAM TIC NT
BR E AL
FO ITIS
3 UN H H
GAME DA EA
TIO RT 21
PR N
EM
IER
HOLLAND & BARRETT
4
WO 20
DEICHMANN SHOES
CARPHONE WAREHOUSE RK
CARD FACTORY
CE
19
5
ERNEST JONES
ACCESSORIZE
AN
VODAFONE
TR
ROMAN
STARBUCKS
EVANS
PERFUME
EN
SHOP
6A
ENTRANCE
6B 7 8 9 10 11 11A 12 13 83
14 / 16 / 17 MA
GI
CS
Let MUSCOVADO 85
CI
SS
OR
76 PO S
32 ESQUIRES PP
31 29 / 30 28 26 25 23 / 24 IN
S
Let (food units)
CLINTONS
ES
34 33
SELECT
PANDORA
THOMAS
YOURS
K
AIR
O
COOK
CO
22A
CL
BUILD A BEAR
ES
AS
41 21A
M
OM
JA
CE
TH
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OP AN
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SH AGR
THE BODY SHOP
Under offer
AR
BASE
IE
3
W
R
AR
40
EF
22B
M
TH
4
NA
OW R
PRECIOUS
GL ME
TIA
5
M
THOUGHTS
SU
39
To let
ON
6
INN
TIMPS
MR BASILDON
HERBAL
TORE
SIMMS ARTS 20 / 21 7
ANGELS
38 37 35
VAPE
7A
AND JUICE
HOMES
19
HOT 7B
SHOTS
18
T
8/9
LINELIGH
36 36B
SUPERCUTS
17A
BUS STATION
MINX
16 / 17
10
HAWKINS
BAZAAR
15
700 SPACES
MUFFIN
BREAK
MULTI STOREY 14
CAR PARK
11 / 12
TRESPASS
Basildon Train Station
5 min walk
ENT
RAN
CEEastgate | Basildon
1
EAST
SQUARE opening Spring 2021
RESTAURANTS
30 sec
walk EAST WALK
UP FROM
GROUND
FLOOR BURGER
KING
PAPA’S GREENIES
44A
THE ENTERTAINER
CREPES
44B
SUBWAY
Let
Let (food units)
Under offer
To let COSTA
60A 59A
MCDONALDS
BELLEZA
BEAUTY
59 / 60
FOOD
BLUE INC
NANDOS
RUSH
SPUDULIKE
TERRACE
DOMINOS PIZZA
OPENING
TACO BELL
SUMMER 2019
NOODLE
NEDS
BAR
REGISDamian Sumner Jamie Simister
m 07974 085738 t 020 3746 6882
t 020 3828 8542 e jps@jamiesonmills.com
e damian.sumner@brasierfreeth.com
Richard Mills
Kim Wilson t 020 3746 6883
m 07711 599807 e rjm@jamiesonmills.com
t 020 3828 8541
e kim.wilson@brasierfreeth.com Russell Walker
t 020 3746 6884
e rjw@jamiesonmills.com
Sources: CACI 2016, 2017 & 2018, Cities Outlook 2017 (CentreforCities.org),
Springboard Footfall, Basildon Borough Council
*Footfall 11.78m 2018 Springboard
IMPORTANT NOTICE The agents give notice to anyone who may read these particulars as follows: 1. These particulars are
prepared for the guidance only of prospective lessees. They are intended to give a fair overall description of the property
but are not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract. 2. Any information herein e.g. footfall figures (whether in the
text, plans or photographs) is given in good faith but can not be relied upon as being a statement or representation of fact.
3. Nothing in these particulars shall be deemed to be a statement that the property is in good condition or otherwise nor
that any services or facilities are in good working order. 4. The photographs appearing in this brochure show only certain
parts of aspects of the property at the time when the photographs were taken. Certain aspects may have changed since the
photographs were taken and it can not be assumed that the property remains precisely as displayed in the photographs.
Furthermore no assumptions should be made in respect of parts of the property which are not shown in the photographs.
5. Any areas, measurements or distances referred to herein are approximate only. 6. Where there is reference in these
particulars to the fact that alterations have been carried out or that a particular use is made of any part of the property this
is not intended to be a statement that any necessary planning, building regulations or other consents have been obtained
and these matters must be verified by any intending purchaser. 7. Descriptions of a property are inevitably subjective and the
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