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Occupier Representation

We work collaboratively with occupiers, enabling your business to succeed in a competitive retail and leisure environment.

Understanding Your Values

We make every effort to understand the values underpinning your brand, utilising our industry network to identify the best real estate opportunities for expansion.

Aesop

We are retained by Aesop to advise on, and implement, a targeted expansion strategy across the UK. We also work closely with our TIRCA partners in other European markets, particularly in France and Italy.

Clintons

We are solely retained by Clintons on all lease renewals, disposals and acquisitions across their UK portfolio.

Knoops

We are solely retained by Knoops to implement and advise on their UK acquisition strategy. Following the first, successful phase of openings we are excited to introduce this brand to new markets, in line with our targeted expansion strategy.

Ribble

We are solely retained by Ribble on all lease renewals, disposals and acquisitions across their UK portfolio.

Time Retail Partners has a long history of working with some of the best high street brands

Case studies

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BTSN Case Study

Time Retail Partners was retained by BSTN to secure their inaugural UK store, marking a significant step in the brand’s international expansion.
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Prenuvo Case Study

Time Retail Partners has been engaged by a leading US medical diagnostic company to establish their inaugural diagnostic clinic in London. 
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Padel Social Club Case Study

Padel Social Club (PSC) is one of the most exciting brands in the dynamic and fast-growing padel market.
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Knoops Case Study

Time Retail Partners has been working with Knoops since early 2023, supporting them from the very start of their ambitious expansion plans.
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Russell & Bromley Case Study

Time Retail Partners has proudly represented Russell & Bromley since 2019, providing strategic advice on acquisitions and freehold sales to support their evolving retail footprint.
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