The Broadway Shopping Centre in Bradford has been put up for sale with a price tag of £74m.
The property, managed by Munroe K Asset Management on behalf of Broadway (Bradford) Limited, is being marketed by Savills. The estate agent is acting for LPA Receivers Jemma McAndrew and Matthew Nagle of its Recoveries and Receivership team.
The scheme covers 72,876 sq ft of retail and leisure space and is currently home to 57 outlets, including Primark, JD Sports, Boots, Superdrug, and Next.
Construction on the £260m development began in 2004 but was delayed by the global financial crisis before opening in 2015. At launch, more than 70 units opened with expectations of creating 2,500 permanent jobs and a projected 40% uplift in city centre footfall.
Since then, the retail mix has shifted with the loss of chains such as Debenhams and the recent exit of M&S. Despite these changes, the site remains a central destination for shopping and leisure in the city.
The sale comes as Bradford continues to attract investment across both public and private sectors, positioning the centre as a significant opportunity for potential buyers.
