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Lisnagelvin Retail Park
Lisnagelvin Retail Park in Derry has been sold for £9.7m.
The park is home to Next, Catalan and TK Maxx stores and is one of the most popular retail destinations in the north west.
According to a report in the Belfast Telegraph, the park has been bought by Manchester-based property firm David Samuel Properties.
The same company also owns the Crescent Link Retail Park in Derry.
The Lisnagelvin park had been placed on the market for £10.75m.
The selling agent said that the park attracts an annual rent of £1.2m from the stores based there.
Stella McMullan pictured with her late daughter Caitlin-Rose.
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The community can enjoy free admission to the exhibition prior to tomorrow's talk.
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