M Core has acquired three assets in Hull city centre, Durham and Clevedon for an undisclosed price.
In Hull, the company has purchased Queens House (pictured) – a prominent mixed-use island site of 147,116 sq ft positioned on King Edward Street, Jameson Street, Paragon Street and Chapel Street in the heart of Hull’s main retail and cultural district.
The asset comprises a substantial block of retail accommodation and upper floors, offering scope for active management and potential future alternative uses.
M Core has also acquired Newton Hall in Durham – a 56,210 sq ft neighbourhood parade comprising 25 units – and The Triangle Centre in Clevedon town centre, which provides more than 59,000 sq ft of retail and office space and is anchored by B&M, Boots and Superdrug.
James Buchanan, group managing director at M Core, said: “These acquisitions set a positive tone for the year ahead. Queens House is a major city centre asset with clear long-term potential, while Newton Hall and the Triangle Centre offers resilient neighbourhood retail in a well-established community. Both align with our approach of disciplined investment and intensive management, supporting local economies and delivering value over time.”
