All Property articles – Page 333
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Opinion
Westfield is coming
Westfield London is taking shape fast. I visited the giant west London shopping centre last Friday, as the Australian developer gears up to start the marketing campaign to make consumers aware of what the new centre is all about.
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News
Leeds scheme reels in All Saints, G-Star and Rock Couture
Crosby Lend Lease has signed three iconic fashion brands to its Clarence Dock waterfront development in Leeds.
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Carpisa heads to Bluewater for second UK shop
Italian bags and accessories retailer Carpisa has signed its second UK store at Lend Lease’s Bluewater in Kent.
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Redevelopment forces Martin Margiela to relocate UK store
Belgian designer fashion retailer Maison Martin Margiela is relocating its only standalone UK store.
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Style Mile BID plan to drive Glasgow retail
A campaign has been launched to raise the profile of retail and general commerce in Glasgow city centre.
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Belfast’s Connswater to get £6m overhaul
Irish developer Killultagh Estates is to invest 6 million in the refurbishment of the Conns-water shopping centre to the east of Belfast.
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AnalysisBattle on the western front
Westfield London is banking on drawing shoppers from the capital’s other retail hubs when it opens in October, but how severe could the outflow be? Ben Cooper investigates the effect it could have
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M&S to anchor southeast Irish scheme
Marks & Spencer is to open its first store in the southeast of Ireland at the Showgrounds Shopping Centre in Clonmel Town.
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Opinion
Where the value lies
Land Securities’ £100 million planning application to redevelop Liverpool’s St John’s Centre, featured in last week’s Retail Week, isn’t the type of development story you see too often these days.
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News
Tesco under fire for planning application
Tesco is under fire after it was revealed that it used a local retailer to front a planning application for a development in Barnstaple, Devon.
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Analysis
The brave look east
The shoppers of the former Eastern Bloc have huge pent-up spending power and a development boom is creating opportunities for Western retailers. Ben Cooper reports
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News
Tom Tailor signs first UK company-owned store
German fashion retailer Tom Tailor has taken its first company-owned store in the UK and Ireland at the Junction One International Outlet shopping centre in Antrim.
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Asda plans mixed-use Barnet development
Supermarket retailer Asda is preparing to submit plans for a 100 million regeneration of the former Transco site at New Barnet in Hertfordshire.
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Land Securities gets the nod for Liverpool redevelopment
Land Securities has been granted planning permission for a 100 million redevelopment of the St John’s centre in Liverpool.
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Opinion
Out of town, out of fashion
Out-of-town retailing, whether through mega malls or retail parks, has been the focus of retailers’ expansion for the past two decades. But the balance is starting to shift.
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News
Liverpool One notches up 1m visits
Since opening just over two weeks ago, Grosvenor’s Liverpool One shopping centre has chalked up over a million visits, according to the developer.
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Retail rents sink to lowest since 1990s
Retail rents have fallen to their lowest level since the mid-1990s and can be expected to decline for a further three years, according to a report published by property consultancy Colliers CRE.
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Analysis
Route to market
Market towns may not be blessed with the same level of footfall as the high street, but, in these cash-strapped times, they can provide some precious stability. Ben Cooper assesses their worth
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News
High petrol cost hitting out-of-town, says Rose
The rising cost of fuel is benefiting the high street at the expense of out-of-town retail parks, said Marks & Spencer chief executive Sir Stuart Rose.