The Whitgift Foundation and United Friendly have submitted a planning application for a £150m expansion of Croydon's Whitgift Centre.
To be known as Bishop's Court, the proposal includes a new department store of around 344,500 sq ft for Allders and up to 30 new shops with a total trading area of 181,000 sq ft.
Completed value is estimated at £150m.
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