St Enoch Centre

The largest glass structure in Europe, the St Enoch Centre is situated at the southern end of Buchanan Street, with its principal entrance on Argyle Street. The scheme has a wide variety of stores, with a mainly fashion bias and has a large play area within the centre, giving it a 'family friendly' reputation. Mills Corp sold the centre in 2006 as a package with Vaughan Mills, St. Enoch Centre and Madrid Xanadu to Ivanhoe Cambridge Inc. for about $981 million. It was recently renovated and extended to accomodate 40 new stores (including H&M and Hamleys) First phase of the redevelopment opened in November 2009, second phase in May 2010. Blackstone and Sovereign Land acquired it in 2013 for about 190 M £ from Ivanhoé Cambridge. A 8.360 leisure redevelopment for the creation of a 9-screen cinema, about 9 restaurant and about 3.250 sqm of retail on the area formerly occupied by Bhs received planning consent end 2016.

Name	St Enoch Centre
Site Type	In-town shopping centre
Address	St Enoch Square, Howard Street, Glasgow G1 4BW United Kingdom
Status	Extension Planned
Date Of Opening	Dec 31, 1988
GLA	78,970 m2
Parking Units	900
Traffic arrivals	0 p./year
Websites	web site SC

United Kingdom — Glasgow