Aldi has reduced the price of a supermarket site again in a bid to sell.
Earlier this year the German discounter placed its Rhyl supermarket site up for sale as it pushed on with building a larger store on the nearby Marina Quay development.
It was put on the market for £1.5m although included a restrictive covenant against it remaining a food store to prevent a rival like Lidl snapping it up
But so far it has failed to sell, which saw an initial £200,000 taken off the asking price in the spring.
Now this has been reduced further as the chain renowned for competitive pricing attempts to secure a sale.
It is now on the market for £1.25m.
The site is now empty after Aldi made their move to the nearby retail development over the summer.
Aldi has added to The Range, Farmfoods, and Greggs at the Marina Quay site.
