Metquarter

Metquarter
Metquarter
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Location Liverpool, Merseyside, England
Opening date March 9, 2006
Developer Milligan, J. W. Kaempfer and Richardson Developments
Owner Anglo Irish Bank Private Banking and Alanis Capital
No. of stores and services 38
Total retail floor area 160,000 sq ft (15,000 m2)
No. of floors 2
Website www.metquarter.com/
Interior of the Met Quarter
Interior of the Metquarter

Metquarter is an luxury shopping centre consisting primarily of boutique stores located in central Liverpool, England. The current Metquarter building was formerly owned by The Walton Group and served as Liverpool's central Post Office,[1] the site was acquired in 2004 by Milligan (a retail development company that is also linked with Triangle Manchester the retail and leisure operations in Manchester and London Luton Airports) and J. W. Kaempfer and Richardson Developments who envisaged to help transform Liverpool city centre into a much more international and contemporary city.[2] Over the space of two years from what was thought to cost £70 million eventually came to a total of £100 million and the former Post Office building was transformed into a 160,000 sq ft (15,000 m2) leisure and retail centre.[3] Metquarter was officially opened on March 9, 2006. Following a successful 18-month launch period, Milligan sold Metquarter in August 2007 to Anglo Irish Bank Private Banking and Alanis Capital, the current day owners.

Stores and services

Located on Whitechapel in Liverpool City Centre and home to roughly 40 stores and service, Metquarter is the third largest shopping centre in the city, behind Liverpool One and St. John's Shopping Centre, but ahead of the boutique arcade; Cavern Walks. Metquarter has been called the 'Bond Street of Liverpool'.[4]

Metquarter is home to the 21,000 sq ft (2,000 m2) Flannels flagship store[5] and is also home to outlets of the following brands: Armani Exchange, Billabong, Diesel, DKNY Jeans, Firetrap, Hugo Boss, Levi's, Peter Werth, Sasson Salon, Timberland and Tommy Hilfiger amongst many others. Besides retail outlets in Metquarter there is also a Costa Coffee, Cafe Rouge and illy.

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