A firm favourite in the North East retail space has relaunched with a new name and brand, to support the growth of the site’s offering.
Newcastle Quays Retail Park, previously known as Royal Quays Outlet, has recently announced its new name and brand to align with the regeneration and expansion of the site and its tenants.
The site, which has expanded to include nearby InflataNation and Arcade Warehouse, has appointed leading Northern property firm, Bradley Hall, to market available retail units at the site.
Located in North Shields, close to the A19 and the Port of Tyne, Newcastle Quays has been a popular fixture in the region’s retail portfolio since it began life as an outlet shopping park in the 1990s.
The new owners of Newcastle Quays have modernised the site, welcoming new tenants such as Brood Play Café and Pixel-Ate Diner, and undergoing a facelift of the retail park, with a modern, monochrome aesthetic across the site.
Will Reavley, Senior Surveyor at Bradley Hall, commented on the firm’s appointment to market available units: “We are pleased to be working with Will and the team at Newcastle Quays to market and let the units that are available at the site.
“There is a great variety of businesses currently calling Newcastle Quays home, including Clarks, Costa Coffee, Mountain Warehouse, Next and The Works.
“This is a fantastic retail opportunity for local, regional or national businesses to open a new site within Newcastle Quays.
“The park’s recent modernisation and renovation has really updated the look and feel of the site, which is proving incredibly popular with customers and guests.”
As Newcastle’s only outlet centre, the park is home a number of nationally recognised brands offering up to 60% off RRP for customers, alongside a range of local and independent retailers.
With 750 free parking spaces, multiple food and beverage operators, electric vehicle parking bays and just 8 miles from Newcastle City Centre, the site is well-equipped for tenants.
Located close to the International Ferry Terminal, there is also the opportunity to target tourists and visitors on their initial arrival to the North East.
With over 50 units, the site has plenty of options for shopping , dining and entertainment and the new ownership team, headed up by Will Boersma, have a series of family-friendly events planned for guests year-round.
For more information, contact Will Reavley or Lucy Mouter on 0191 232 8080 or William.reavley@bradleyhall.co.uk or lucy.mouter@bradleyhall.co.uk
