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121,655 sq ft of open A1 Retail Warehouse in a prominent location in the heart of Flintshire. Excellent car parking provision with vehicle movements of c.35,000 per week. Existing occupiers on the park include Argos, B&M, Homebaragins, Sports Direct, The Food Warehouse and Poundland whilst the scheme is anchored by the only Sainsburys Food Store in the county.
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A retail shop To Let in Church Street, Flint. Other retail properties in the immediate vicinity include Sayers, Cohens Chemist and Specsavers Opticians.
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Average annual rent £75,980
Top listed agent Curson Sowerby Partners LLP
2 January 2025
Liverpool ONE has recorded its strongest festive shopping season since 2019 last year, after the shopping centre welcome 22 brands in 2024. The successful period began with the Black Friday week, during which the scheme recorded an increase in footfall of 14% and a growth in sales of 28%. This performance continued into December with footfall increasing by 10%, in comparison to a 2.2% decline for the UK as a whole, according to data from the British Retail Consortium.
5 January 2025
Zara has opened its upsized store at Liverpool ONE shopping centre, marking the beginning of what is set to become the Liverpool scheme's biggest-ever year for openings. The Inditex-owned fashion retailer has increased its presence at Liverpool ONE by 55%, upsizing from 27,200 sq ft to 42,000 sq ft at its flagship store on South John Street. Set across two floors, the reopened store offers a larger collection of menswear, womenswear, and childrenswear.
2 December 2024
Landsec has acquired a 92% stake in Liverpool ONE shopping centre for an overall consideration of £490m. The stake has been acquired from a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) and Grosvenor, which held 69% and 23% of the Liverpool scheme respectively. Of the total consideration, a payment of £35m to ADIA has been deferred for two years. Landsec said the acquisition is in line with its objective to grow its investment in major retail destinations, and will recycle the £464m proceeds made from non-core sales earlier in the year.