41 Retail Spaces To Let in East London

Properties East London

Retail Space to Rent in East London

TO LET B GRADE

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R30 520 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R280 /m²
Size: 109 m²
TO LET A GRADE

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R13 325 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R205 /m²
Size: 65 m²
TO LET B GRADE

DEAL HOUSE OPTION A

Deals House East London

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R1 261 400 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R200 /m²
Size: 6307 m²
TO LET B GRADE

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R36 630 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R185 /m²
Size: 198 m²
TO LET A GRADE

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R53 120 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R160 /m²
Size: 332 m²
TO LET A GRADE

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R37 660 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R140 /m²
Size: 269 m²
TO LET A GRADE

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R39 340 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R140 /m²
Size: 281 m²
TO LET B GRADE

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R6 439 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R137 /m²
Size: 47 m²
TO LET B GRADE

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R7 020 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R135 /m²
Size: 52 m²
TO LET B GRADE

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R12 635 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R133 /m²
Size: 95 m²
TO LET A GRADE

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R6 630 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R130 /m²
Size: 51 m²
TO LET A GRADE

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R26 520 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R120 /m²
Size: 221 m²
TO LET B GRADE

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R10 904 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R116 /m²
Size: 94 m²
TO LET B GRADE

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R46 690 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R115 /m²
Size: 406 m²
TO LET B GRADE

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R22 080 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R115 /m²
Size: 192 m²
TO LET A GRADE

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R26 790 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R114 /m²
Size: 235 m²
TO LET B GRADE

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R5 720 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R110 /m²
Size: 52 m²
TO LET A GRADE

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R12 317 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R109 /m²
Size: 113 m²
TO LET A GRADE

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R2 889 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R107 /m²
Size: 27 m²
TO LET A GRADE

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R13 936 ex VAT /mo
Rate: R104 /m²
Size: 134 m²

East London

East London retail options span 41 units from 47 to 653 m² at R80 to R185/m², including space in Gillwell Taxi Retail Park East London and 213 Oxford Street. These shops suit food and beverage, service, boutique, and convenience operators comparing retail space to rent in East London. Frontage, visibility, and signage potential matter here, whether you need a high street address, a shopping centre position, or a strip shop format. Neighbouring and anchor tenants, along with the right zoning, can shape foot traffic patterns and how each unit trades day to day.

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Frequently asked questions about retail space to rent in East London

Common questions about retail space to rent in East London.

East London’s current retail listings include shopping centre and street-facing options, with 41 available across addresses such as Gillwell Taxi Retail Park East London and 213 Oxford Street. That mix can suit convenience retailers, boutique operators, service businesses, and food and beverage occupiers depending on whether you want centre exposure or a direct high street presence.

In East London, it helps to compare Oxford Street stock with space in schemes like Kings Mall or Balfour Park. A high street unit and a centre-based shop can trade very differently, so focus on the kind of customer flow your business needs and whether nearby occupiers complement your offer.

Check the shopfront first: visibility, signage rights, and how clearly the unit reads from the street or within a centre. Then look at foot traffic, whether the position is on a strip, high street or in a mall, and which neighbouring occupiers may support convenience, boutique, service or food-led trade.

Retail rent is usually assessed by the unit’s position and trading visibility rather than just floor area. In East London, a unit on Oxford Street may be priced differently from one inside a shopping centre, so compare what the frontage, signage exposure and surrounding occupier mix add to the asking rent.

Lease terms vary by landlord and unit, so check the length, renewal options, rent review pattern, signage permissions, and any limits on use. For East London retail, it is also sensible to confirm whether the lease reflects the unit’s setting, such as a centre tenancy versus a standalone or strip-shop position.

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