SOURCE: Cushman & Wakefield:
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UK Shopping Centres: Dead or Alive?
SOURCE: IHL Group:
Retailers are opening more stores in 2017, debunking the retail apocalypse.
SOURCE: Similarweb:
The Apparel category in the US boasts some of the most recognizable shopping brands in America.
SOURCE: ICSC & JLL:
Food and beverage retailers have become an increasingly core part of the modern shopping center.
SOURCE: ECE's Market Research:
The Precise Definition of eight shopper types and the basis for personal services at centers, targeted marketing, and strategic resolutions.
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SOURCE: PwC Total Retail:
SOURCE: CBRE: How Global is the Business of Retail?:
US retailers dominated in cross–border expansion and accounted for 26% of expansion into new global markets.
SOURCE: Cushman & Wakefield:
A Cushman & Wakefield shopping centre development research.
SOURCE: CBRE:
Investments in Russian commercial real estate in Q1 2015 increased by 25% compared to Q4 2014.
SOURCE: Cushman & Wakefield:
This report offers a snapshot of the current international retailer landscape within Metro Manila.
SOURCE: MSCI and Colliers International:
SOURCE: CBRE:
Alternative Real Estate Assets Go Mainstream. Italy and France See Biggest Movement in Investor Sentiment. London Remains Investors’ Preferred Destination.
SOURCE: Colliers International:
A Colliers International presentation about capital markets.
SOURCE: Cushman & Wakefield:
A Cushman & Wakefield capital markets research survey
SOURCE: JLL:
JLL’s 2015 City Momentum Index ranks global cities on real estate and socio-economic factors
SOURCE: CNNMoney:
Much has been said about the demise of the mall, those suburban shrines to the supreme deities of commerce.
SOURCE: Business Insider:
Chain stores and restaurants are expanding rapidly in New York City.
SOURCE: IMMOFINANZ Group:
IMMOFINANZ Group offers to the tenants in its five Moscow shopping centers a general FX-fixing for their rents for a limited period of three months.
SOURCE: JLL:
Why the USA remains the destination of choice for luxury and international retail
SOURCE: McKinsey & Company:
The world’s top five largest shopping malls now reside in Asia.
SOURCE: Cushman & Wakefield:
Rents in New York’s Upper Fifth Avenue reached a record $3,500 per sq ft according to Cushman & Wakefield’s Main Streets Across the World report for 2014/2015
SOURCE: CBRE:
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new survey by CBRE has found that 79% of international consumers
still visit a physical store to buy a product, reflecting the key
role the store plays in the overall shopping journey.