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Springhill Shopping Park is a major retail park in Bangor, anchored by a circa 68,000 sq ft Tesco. Other tenants on the scheme include the likes of New Look and Sports Direct. The scheme comprises in excess of 150,000 sq ft of critical mass and there are approximately...
Longwood Retail Park extends to approximately 193,645 sq ft and comprises of 11 retail units together with Costa Coffee and 872 customer car parking spaces and close to Newtownabbey Existing Occupiers: Matalan, TK Maxx, The Food Warehouse, Poundland, Dreams, House...
Sprucefield Retail Park comprises 47 acres and is one of Northern Ireland’s leading out of town retail destinations, located just one mile south of Lisburn and 10 miles from central Belfast. Additionally there is 18 acres of development land. We have a new drive-thru,...
The scheme provides in excess of 177,000 sq ft of ground floor retail accommodation with an additional 104,000 sq ft of mezzanine accommodation. Anchored by Boots, Matalan, Next, River Island, Sports Direct and TK Maxx.
Merchants Quay extends to c. 50,950 sq ft and is Newry’s premier in-town retail park. Existing tenants including TK Maxx, Peacocks and Savers. Other nearby occupiers include Dunnes Stores, Argos, Iceland and Poundstretcher.
17 available shops for rent
17 available retail park units
Average annual rent £64,998
Top listed agent Cushman & Wakefield Northern Ireland
Mon Apr 17 2023
Plans for a 13-apartment aparthotel with an accompanying café restaurant have been approved by Newcastle City Council. The project will see the redevelopment of a Grade II listed site at 1 Old Eldon Square which has been vacant for a number of years. The aparthotel scheme will be spread across the first, second, and third floors with the further development of a café restaurant overlooking Old Eldon Square.
Mon Apr 17 2023
Looking to rent a shop in Newcastle? Here’s what you need to know. Newcastle upon Tyne, or more commonly known as just Newcastle, sits on the River Tyne's northern bank and is the most populous city in North East England. The city's growth can be largely attributed to its port and it was once home to one of the world's largest shipbuilding and repair centres. However nowadays Newcastle's economy is a lot more varied, with a strong output in science, finance, retail, education, tourism, and nightlife making it an ideal place to rent a shop.
