Investment in online capabilities and delivery apps across the retail sector is expected to increase further, according to the latest research from global real estate advisor, CBRE. Online sales have helped many retailers offset some of the lost revenue from
Physical stores remain a key driver to success for retailers, according to the latest research from global real estate advisor, CBRE. The government’s furlough scheme and business rates relief have provided lifelines for many retailers since the outbreak, but further
he outlet sector is continuing to outperform wider retail in the UK according to global real estate advisor CBRE. In its latest retail property perspective, CBRE reports that outlet sales have grown at a faster pace than all shopping centres
A ‘perfect storm’ of Brexit, business rates, inflation, the growth of e-commerce, and employee cost pressures, will continue to weigh on the minds of UK retailers in the year ahead, according to CBRE UK’s 2019 Real Estate Market Outlook. The
Retailer demand for physical store space will remain steadfast throughout a number of key retail markets over the next five years, with the health and beauty sector leading the way in driving future growth requirements according to global real estate
Prime rents have remained stable for the first half of 2018 across most Central London streets according to the latest figures from CBRE. New and Old Bond Street was a particularly active market with the past 18 months witnessing its highest
Retail brands continued to expand in 2017 across a wide range of cities globally indicating that the physical store remains fundamental to retailers’ omnichannel strategies, and is increasingly important for retailer success in international markets. CBRE’s annual report, How Global
CBRE, the leading global real estate advisor, has announced three new recruits to its UK Retail team, as well as seven new graduate surveyors. These appointments form part of CBRE’s ongoing drive to further strengthen its 160-strong retail team. CBRE has
The UK has taken the top spot as the most popular destination for retailers looking to expand their store presence in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) in 2017. 65% of retailers surveyed cited the UK as their target
European consumers want the online and in-store shopping experience to be entirely integrated with greater use of technology on the high street, according to CBRE, the world’s leading global real estate advisor. In a pan-European study of more than 13,000 consumers,
Love Stories Intimates has chosen 14 Hanbury Street in London’s Spitalfields as the location for its first UK store. Originally from Amsterdam, the opening further cements the strength of the lingerie market in the UK alongside the continued expansion of Victoria’s
Cities across Europe, the Middle East and Africa dominate half of the top 10 global markets occupied by international retailers with London retaining its number one spot in the rankings, reports CBRE in the ninth edition of its ‘How Global
CBRE, the world’s leading global real estate advisor, has appointed Paddy McCormack as a director within its Central London retail agency team. McCormack joins CBRE from Inditex, where he managed Massimo Dutti’s existing portfolio of stores in London and their
Martin Summerscales, head of retail consultancy, CBRE, says the battle for retail spend is moving from the high street to out-of-town retail parks Out-of-town retail parks have become an essential ingredient in the UK economy. The sector provides employment for a
Growing online sales will not deter retailer’s physical store expansion plans in 2016, reports CBRE in its seventh edition of “How Active Are Retailers Globally?”, a study of over a 150 major international brands based in Americas, Asia Pacific
According to CBRE’s 2016 European Outlook, commercial real estate across EMEA is forecast to outperform many other assets in 2016. “The recent equity market volatility, driven by concerns over China, other emerging markets and oil prices, has focused many
CBRE Global Investors has announced the appointment of CBRE and Restaurant Property as joint agents on Angel Central, the key retail and leisure destination in Islington, North London. The appointment of the new team follows CBRE Global Investor’s purchase of Angel
CBRE has appointed Alastair Robertson-Dunn as a director within its retail agency team. Robertson-Dunn joins the firm from Bilfinger GVA, where he was director and head of retail, hotels and leisure across the Midlands. His clients include institutions, property companies, developers, banks,
CBRE, a leading global real estate advisor, has appointed Mark Burlton as global executive of its retail occupier team, EMEA. Burlton will lead the development of CBRE’s retail occupier business in Europe as well as advising its European retail clients on
The amount of retail space under construction in London will increase by almost eight million square feet, the equivalent of London’s flagship retail streets of Bond Street, Oxford Street and Regent Street combined, over the next five years, according to
Annual investment in shopping centres is predicted to reach £4.3bn, falling short of 2014’s nine-year high, according to research from CBRE.
CBRE, the global real estate advisor, has appointed leading retail leasing expert Will Bolton to head its Out of Town Retail Agency business in the UK.
Investor interest has intensified as top end designer outlets compete with ‘full price’ shopping centres, with the yield gap closing rapidly, reports leading real estate advisor, CBRE. Over the last 24 months, yield spreads between outlets and ‘full price’ shopping centres
CBRE, a global real estate advisor, has been appointed to provide property management services to the 150,000sq ft Angel Central Shopping Centre in London. Angel Central Shopping Centre opened in 2002 and is the prime retailing destination in Islington. It provides a
CBRE, the global real estate advisor, has appointed Peter Barber to its UK asset services business as an operations manager within its growing shopping centre practice. Barber will manage the operational requirements for 15 shopping centres in the South of England.
