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Bracknell Council Pressures New Owners of Deck Site for Redevelopment Plans

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What happened

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The Deck site, a former department store in Bracknell, was included in the £150 million sale of Lexicon to Realty Income in November 2025. Bracknell Forest Council is currently pressing the new owners for proposals regarding the site's future, as detailed plans have not been made public in five months of the council's renewed calls for action. The council is due to meet the owners to discuss the development or potential alternative approaches.

From bracknellnews.co.uk

Why it matters

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The site was originally earmarked for a multi-million-pound food and shopping quarter, but the initial scheme was abandoned in 2023. The council's push for a plan affects the potential for commercial revitalization and the future use of the property in Bracknell.

From bracknellnews.co.uk

Who's involved

  • LexiconCompany whose asset, The Deck, was included in the £150 million sale.
  • Bracknell ForestThe unitary authority pressing the new owners for regeneration proposals.
  • BracknellThe town where the former department store, The Deck, is located.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • BracknellSpeculative

    The lack of firm plans could potentially delay commercial investment and reduce retail demand in Bracknell.

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The entities involved

  • Deck

    Desktop music publishing software

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  • Lexicon

    audio equipment manufacturer

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  • Bracknell

    town and civil parish in Berkshire, England

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