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Shopping Centres in Europe
Verdict Research Limited, Nov 2009, Pages: 115
Newer space is always more attractive to retailers than tired, outdated sites and therefore developers seek the newest, most up to date property portfolio. With the project pipeline of leading developers being disrupted we forecast huge rent increases for future flagship projects, as retailers seek to expand and battle for the highest footfall in the most appealing locations.
Scope:
- Detailed chapters on five core European markets, with analysis of leading players, recent developments, major centres, project pipelines and outlook.
- Profiles of Corio, Klepierre, Sonae Sierra, Unibail Rodamco including in depth analysis of their strengths, weaknesses and future plans.
- Discussion of environmentally friendly strategies: energy generation, conservation and efficiency with case examples from leading EU centres.
- A thorough assessment of the strategies for growth including new formats, new tenant mixes, new locations and other market shaping initiatives.
Highlights:
We are seeing the first signs of stabilization after two years of turmoil. For now the race to mark down assets has stopped or at least significantly slowed. Credit markets are slowly returning. In many markets retail sales have seen a decrease in the speed of decline. The overall situation is clearly easing CEE apart.
However the long term outlook remains extremely sluggish and the pace of recovery slow and drawn out. And one has to assess the situation on a case by case basis shopping centre by shopping centre. In the meantime the shopping centre market has become a tenants' market and shopping centre developers will have to deal with limited rental growth.
Due to lower inflation and subdued retail sales, retailers can dictate conditions. The question of rent inflation has made a violent comeback with many retailers renegotiating leases. The threat of bankruptcy proceedings has strengthened retailers' hands. As a direct result of the economic crisis we have witnessed a pipeline extinction.
Reasons to Purchase:
- Assess market potential and threats by accessing sector size data and seeing how consumers and retailers have reacted to recent economic turbulence.
- Comprehensive profiles provide essential information on business models and performance, measures both crucial for benchmarking businesses.
- Identify the key trends and issues for shopping centres in Europe and design strategies to exploit opportunities and minimise risk.
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