Aprirose appoints leasing agents for St John’s Wood portfolio

3rd September 2025 | Jack Oliver

Real estate investment manager Aprirose has appointed P-Three as leasing agents for its St John’s Wood mixed-use portfolio in Central London.

Aprirose acquired the retail and residential portfolio in June 2025 as part of its strategy to scale up and invest in both value add and long-income assets.

Flanked by Regent’s Park, Primrose Hill, Marylebone and Maida Vale, St John’s is located close to key attractions and prestigious educational institutions.

The high street has already undergone a transformation in recent years and is set to further benefit from the launch of St John’s Wood Square on the site of the former barracks in 2028. The area attracts strong footfall from the local community and visitors, due to its unique architecture, village feel, green spaces, and proximity to Central London.

P-Three’s Central London team has previously worked on some of the capital’s most prestigious mixed-use neighbourhoods, including Battersea Power Station, Soho, Carnaby Street, Chinatown, Covent Garden, Elephant & Castle, and Fitzrovia.

Richard Hughes, head of asset management at Aprirose, said: “St John’s Wood is a one-off asset that has huge appeal and plenty of opportunity to add value and further prestige to its offer. We are excited to work with P-Three who are a dynamic and innovative placemaking consultancy to put in place a plan that will deliver for occupiers, residents and visitors, positioning St John’s Wood as a go-to location.”

Hannah McNamara, co-founder of P-Three, added: “A thriving high street is vital for the health and vibrancy of a local area and St John’s Wood has all the ingredients to become a best-in-class retail and leisure destination in the heart of one of London’s most attractive neighbourhoods. We look forward to working with Aprirose to bring this stylish, modern village to life with the optimum mix of premium shops, bars and restaurants that reflect the lifestyle and rhythm of the area.”

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