The shopping centre investment market is poised for solid growth in 2014 with more stock being made available throughout the year.
The shopping centre investment market is poised for solid growth in 2014 with more stock being made available throughout the year. The impact of robust demand will continue to push yields down across all sub-sectors of the market and we expect to see a diverse range of investors chasing stock in 2014. The UK’s economic outlook has improved significantly compared with twelve months ago and GDP growth forecasts for 2014 have been revised up by official and independent forecasters. Importantly, for the retail sector specifically, a number of key indicators are now more positive. Indeed, consumer confidence and retail sales have improved in recent months.
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