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Darlington Retail Park is Darlington’s main out of-town retail destination offering a variety of leading retailers trading from suitably sized units. Darlington Retail Park benefits from a full Open A1 planning consent including the sale of food from all retail units
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Top listed agent Morgan Williams
4 October 2024
Nuveen has completed the sale of the former Binns department store building in Darlington, County Durham, for an undisclosed price. The asset – which is currently occupied by way of license by House of Fraser – totals approximately 145,556 sq ft arranged over lower ground, ground, and four upper floors. The property is situated on the junction of Blackwellgate and High Row at the southern end of the town's main retailing area, and benefits from frontages on to Blackwellgate and Mechanics Yard.
4 March 2024
As the retail landscape has evolved over the past few years, retail parks have become an increasingly attractive investment, or as British Land boss Simon Carter previously put it: "the winning retail format". But what drives their success? For Grace Waterworth, asset manager at British Land, retail parks offer customers and businesses the three 'A's – affordability, adaptability, and accessibility.
4 January 2024
Evolve Estates, part of M Core, has acquired Billingham town centre in County Durham as part of its strategic investment into the retail sector. The 320,000 sq ft open-air retail scheme is a dominant retail destination within the region, with anchor tenants including Asda, B&M, and Aldi. Attracting a total footfall of around 70,000 per week, the town centre contains over 90 retail units – 10 of which are currently vacant – and 673 car park spaces.
