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Mostyn Champneys together with the adjacent Parc Llandudno Shopping Park and Asda is the largest out of town retail destination in North Wales. Retailer offer includes Home Bargains, DFS, TK Maxx, Currys, Smyths Toys and B&M.
Morgan Williams
Savills Out of Town
Holyhead Retail Park is the premier retail destination for the whole of Anglesey which has a population of approximately 70,000. There is a critical mass of 300,000 sq ft of retail space in the immediate vicinity.
Park Place Retail
XPROP
The property is situated to the south east of the town centre and forms the dominant part of the established out-of-town retail location serving the town and surrounding area. Immediately adjacent to the retail park is a 48,000 sq ft Morrisons food store with associated petrol filling station along with a McDonald’s restaurant. The park itself is situated on Parc-Y-Llyn Way that is a continuation of Boulevard De Saint Brieuc and runs parallel with the A487 and A44. Other nearby commercial uses include a Land Rover car dealership and the newly developed Welsh Government and Ceredigion County Council offices.
2 available shops for rent
2 available retail park units
Top listed agent XPROP
1 September 2024
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4 August 2024
Credit firm Strategic Value Partners (SVP) has struck a deal to acquire Blanchardstown Centre, Ireland's largest shopping mall, from Goldman Sachs Group, according to reports. Sources close to the deal said that the agreed selling price is lower than the €650m (£557m) price tag Goldman Sachs handed the asset when it was put up for sale last year, Bloomberg has reported. New York-based Goldman Sachs acquired the Dublin-based property from Blackstone in late 2020, when the asset was valued around €750m (£642m).
3 August 2024
Hammerson, along with PIMCO Prime Real Estate, has secured a €350m (£300.3m) loan secured against Dundrum Town Centre from lenders Rothesay, BNP Paribas and Deka. Hammerson and its joint venture (JV) partner Allianz funded a total of €220m (£188m) at equal share, from existing cash in the JV as well as new equity, which – together with the new facility – will be used to refinance the existing net €570m (£489m) facility which is set to mature in September.
