The Mercers’ Company has announced a flurry of leasing activity in Covent Garden, with leading fashion and beauty brands, Nobody’s Child, SpaceNK, Whisltes, and Lipault, committing to over 11,200 sq ft of prime retail space on Long Acre and Neal Street.

The Mercers’ Company has completed the final phase of its refurbishment programme at Becket House, its c.42,000 sq ft of prime office space on the City estate. Becket House is now fully let, all within six months from the completion of works.  

The Mercers’ Company has announced that Space NK, the worldwide retailer for luxury cosmetics, has opened its brand new, two-storey location at 3 Neal Street, Covent Garden.

The Mercers’ Company has today announced that Space NK, the go-to destination for worldwide beauty discovery, has selected 3 Neal Street to launch its new, significantly upsized, double level, Covent Garden store, opening this May.

The Mercers’ Company has today announced that The Conduit, a community committed to social, environmental, and economic change, is to debut its first public facing restaurant, Warehouse, on the 16th November, at 6 Langley Street, Covent Garden.

The Mercers’ Company has today announced that The Conduit, a community committed to social, environmental, and economic change, has now opened its highly anticipated exclusive members space at 6 Langley Street, Covent Garden.

The Mercers’ Company has today announced that the UK’s largest art gallery group, Clarendon Fine Art, has selected 117 Long Acre, Covent Garden, for its latest unique gallery experience in the capital.

The Mercers’ Company has today announced that two independent F&B brands have selected the Mercers’ estate for their debut locations in central London.

The Mercers’ Company has today announced that The Conduit, a community committed to social, environmental and economic change, is to open later this year, having signed for its landmark site at 6 Langley Street, Covent Garden.

The Mercers’ Company has today announced that coffee and wine bar, Where’s Fred’s, has signed for its first-ever location at Frederick’s Place within the heart of the City.

The Mercers’ Company has today announced that independent skate shop, No Chaos, and cult brand, Scum, have officially launched their experiential central London flagship stores in Covent Garden.

The Mercers’ Company has today announced that independent skate shop, No Chaos, has selected Neal Street, Covent Garden, for its central London flagship store.

Today, the Mercers’ Company has announced that experiential art gallery, founded by Hercules Fisherman has launched its debut exhibition, ‘Our Wonderful Culture’, in Covent Garden.

The Mercers’ Company has announced that independent jewellers, e&e Jewellery, has signed for a new boutique on Neal Street, set to launch late November.

Today, the Mercers’ Company has announced that the Milan inspired hair salon, Patrizia Manias, has opened its debut central London store in Covent Garden, following its current shop in Battersea.

John Robertson Architects (JRA) has completed the sensitive refurbishment and restoration of 1-3 and 7-8 Frederick’s Place, and 35 Old Jewry, as part of its master plan for the Mercers’ Company.

Today, The London Restaurant Co-operative has announced it has delivered over 9,000 meals to the NHS. The not-for-profit social kitchen was launched by Maison Bab and Le Bab co-founders, Stephen Tozer and Ed Brunet at the end of March.

Today, the Mercers’ Company has announced that leading seafood specialists, Wright Brothers, has signed for its latest London restaurant at 1 Frederick’s Place, bringing its world-class seafood to the heart of the City.

Luxury British footwear and handbag retailer, Russell & Bromley, has officially opened its newly relocated store at 107 Long Acre, Covent Garden; taking a prime position opposite Covent Garden Tube station.  The relocation of the store remains part of the Mercers’ Company estate in central London.  

The Mercers’ Company has today unveiled that Stanfords has launched its first ever exhibition of fascinating maps, artefacts and documents – including letters from historical figures like Florence Nightingale and Captain Scott.