The redevelopment of the former Hampshire Centre in Bournemouth has begun after Standard Life bought a 50% stake from development partners Eagle Star and Castlemore Securities.
The £200m project, renamed Castlepoint, is scheduled for completion in 2003. Existing anchors Asda, Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury and B&Q will relocate in the 650,000 sq ft new complex.
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