Reading is one of London’s most vibrant satellite towns with high levels of affluence, a buoyant office market and a thriving student audience.

Broad Street Mall occupies an integral component of the Reading Borough Council masterplan; the Minster Quarter. This large scale, multi-million-pound urban regeneration project will revitalise the western area of the town centre, delivering 1,300 new homes by 2030, of which 422 are consented to be built above Broad Street Mall.

The newly opened Elizabeth Line, with a 23-minute journey into central London, makes Reading an even more connected location. Under new ownership and management, the new vision for Broad Street Mall makes it one of the most exciting prospects for occupiers west of London.

Broad St. Mall is centrally located in the heart of Reading, just a five-minute walk from the train station and adjacent to one of the central student halls of residence for Reading University. Anchor retail stores include TK Maxx, Wilko and Iceland, along with major F&B brands including Burger King, Taco Bell, Subway, Greggs and Muffin Break. Broad St. Mall has a state-of-the-art leisure offering including a boutique cinema, bowling and miniature golf. Co-Space Reading occupy the top floor of the Mall, providing premium office and event space for local businesses and workers. £1 million is being invested in the scheme’s lift and escalator facilities by the owners, as a key part of future plans.