Oxford Street is undergoing a £2.9 billion investment with £150m in public realm enhancements creating and improving one of the world’s foremost shopping streets.

Oxford Street is already home to the biggest names. The introduction of new amenities such as Selfridges Cinema and The Hard Rock Hotel ensure the area will continue to be a leading lifestyle destination.

Oxford Street continues to be a world-renowned retail thoroughfare, with established names being joined by new trend-setters.

The introduction of the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) at Bond Street will further enhance the footfall of the street, making it easily accessible to an even wider audience.

Oxford Street Demographics

14 million annual visitors, weighted towards the section West of Oxford Circus, 88m vs. 52m in the East.

Source: Springboard, 2019

Bond Street Underground Stations gets over 37 million entries and exits per year.

Typical dwell time on Oxford Street tends to be around 1-3 hours

The new Elizabeth line will open early 2021 and is projected to boost footfall to the West End by 55% with an additional 91 million visits area.

Source: NWEC and ARUP Research, 2019

Oxford Circus Underground Stations gets over 92 million entries and exits per year.

Source: TfL, 2016

Marble Arch Underground Stations gets over 15 million entries and exits per year.

Oxford Street has an ideal occupier mix, with bustling retailers sitting amongst vibrant restaurant and prime hotel offerings.

Oxford Street is undergoing a £2.9 billion investment with £150m in public realm enhancements creating and improving one of the world’s foremost shopping streets.

Oxford Street is already home to the biggest names. The introduction of new amenities such as Selfridges Cinema and The Hard Rock Hotel ensure the area will continue to be a leading lifestyle destination.

Oxford Street Demographics

Oxford Street has an ideal occupier mix, with bustling retailers sitting amongst vibrant restaurant and prime hotel offerings.

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