Retail news & events

Abu Dhabi’s newest shopping mall is spread over 235000m², with a 20-screen cinema, 10000 carpark spaces and sufficient space for 400 stores.

Ireland’s most successful center is due to be placed for sale at a price up to €1bn, with the expectation of bids from Asian wealth funds.

An announcement of a planned $80m entertainment district by Cherokee Nation Businesses will potentially create 1000 jobs.

Ocado has felt the pinch of the supermarket price war and has revealed that their average grocery order size has decreased.

Next, the clothing retailer, is set to target wealthier shoppers and will soon be carrying £150 evening dresses and £300 suits, which is set to compete directly with the Autograph label at Marks & Spencer.

Even though there are still 2 months for the famous 400 Bar to enter the MoA, you can already see its emblematic shirts on sale in the mall’s gift shop for 20 bucks.

The first LEGOLAND in the Middle East is set to open in Dubai as part of a new £1.7bn tourism complex.

Recently released figures indicate that shopping center transactions are set to break records during this year.

Citycon and NCC Property Development have signed a joint venture agreement to redevelop and let the Mölndals Galleria.

The largest furniture company in the world, Ikea, has proved very popular in the ever-growing Chinese middle class.

CBRE report "How Global is the Business of Retail?" analyses the operational networks of 334 leading international retailers across 61 countries and covers the vast majority of the world’s economy.

Record volume expected to continue in H2