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Latest retail news in Houghton-le-Spring
Crocs snaps up first outlet store in the North East at Dalton Park
Tue Sep 29 2026
Crocs is set to open its first outlet store in the north east of England at Dalton Park outlet shopping centre in County Durham this autumn. The retailer will open a 1,530 sq ft store which will stock the brand's iconic clogs alongside a range of other footwear, including sandals, as well as accessories. The arrival of Crocs follows a series of new additions to Dalton Park, including the recent openings of Belstaff and TFG London’s multi-brand Hobbs, Phase Eight and Whistles store.
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M Core acquires Newcastle leisure destination
Mon Sep 28 2026
M Core has completed the acquisition of The Gate, a 235,288 sq ft leisure destination in Newcastle city centre. Located on Newgate Street, the Gate is Newcastle's only covered city centre leisure destination and sits opposite to Eldon Square and close to St James' Park, Newcastle University, Chinatown, and Newcastle Central railway station. The destination is anchored by a 12-screen Cineworld cinema and Bally’s Casino, alongside a mix of food, drink, and leisure operators.
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Landsec eyes £500m acquisition of Gateshead's Metrocentre
Thu Aug 20 2026
Landsec is reportedly looking to acquire the Metrocentre shopping centre in Gateshead, which was put on the market earlier this year for £500m. The FTSE 100-listed real estate investment trust is understood to have emerged as the frontrunner to acquire the shopping centre, according to The Times, seeing off interest from Frasers Group and Hammerson. The Metrocentre Partnership, which includes the Church Commissioners and Singapore's sovereign wealth fund, placed Metrocentre up for sale in June, although it is understood that Landsec could pay well in excess of the £500m asking price.
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