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Megan Hutchinson reposted thisMegan Hutchinson reposted thisOur National Retail Team is looking for a talented Surveyor to join our established and well respected team. This is an exciting opportunity to work on a range of fantastic instructions across the UK while being part of a collaborative and high-performing team. If you’re interested in taking the next step in your career, or know someone who might be a great fit, please get in touch. Cushman & Wakefield
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Megan Hutchinson shared thisFrom TikTok to the High Street — K‑Beauty’s viral glow‑up is reshaping UK retail.Megan Hutchinson shared thisK-Beauty is reshaping the UK high street and creating fresh opportunities for landlords and retailers. In our latest Instant Insight, Megan Hutchinson and Edward Bavister examine how the rise of South Korean cosmetics is unlocking new demand, attracting Gen Z and Millennial shoppers, and driving innovative retail formats. Read the full article here >https://lnkd.in/gbgDzE8w #CWInstantInsight #CWRetail
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Megan Hutchinson reposted thisMegan Hutchinson reposted thisA huge thank you to all our clients who joined us for our annual festive wreath-making event, hosted by our Retail and Logistics & Industrial teams at our London West End office yesterday! It was a joy to celebrate the season together, and we’re truly grateful for the opportunity to connect in such a creative way. As always, a special shout-out to the incredible team at Holly & The Dragonfly for making it all possible. #CWRetail #CWLogistics
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Megan Hutchinson shared thisThis year marks the 35th edition of the C&W Main Streets Across The World Report. It offers a definitive view of the world’s leading retail streets and how they compare on a global scale. The report lists New Bond Street as the most expensive retail location in the world. This is a jump of 3 places on last year, skipping both Via Montenapoleone, Milan and 5th Ave, New York. New Bond Street continues to cement its reputation as a global retail powerhouse and a magnet for luxury brands. Please get in touch if you would like to me to share the full report. https://lnkd.in/e5s8VtwyLondon’s Bond Street becomes world’s priciest retail destinationLondon’s Bond Street becomes world’s priciest retail destination
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Megan Hutchinson shared thisAfter a year away soaking up newborn cuddles, countless laps around my local park and embracing the wonderful (and wild!) world of motherhood I’m officially back. I’m returning with a fresh perspective, a whole new level of multitasking (thanks Teddy!) and a deep appreciation for the juggle that so many working parents navigate every day. Excited to catch up, so please do give me a shout. Looking forward to plenty of coffees over the next few weeks! Attached is a pic of me showing the wee man around Battersea Power Station. Giving him a glimpse of what kept me busy while he was growing behind the scenes!
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Megan Hutchinson shared thisSoho and Covent Garden is on fire at the moment!! You will find me in Pangaia picking my new tracksuit 🙋🏼♀️ Duncan Gilliard Freddie Steel #RetailMegan Hutchinson shared this💥 Covent Garden and Soho are buzzing with exciting brand openings, and we’re proud to act on behalf of landlords Shaftesbury Capital PLC. 📲 For any inquiries, please reach out to Duncan Gilliard, Freddie Steel, or Megan Hutchinson in our UK #Retail and #Leisure team, or our joint agents Savills and Hanover Green LLP. #coventgarden #soho
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Megan Hutchinson shared thisGreat to see some shiny new store openings at The Knightsbridge Estate, with a few more exciting retailers opening this summer! Get in touch with myself, Freddie Steel or Duncan Gilliard or our Joint Agent Erin McDonald for availability on the Estate. Ps, I highly recommend UGG slippers and Aesop Resurrection!
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Megan Hutchinson reposted thisMegan Hutchinson reposted thisAnother exciting opening. Ambassadors Clubhouse is a new Indian concept from the highly successful restaurant group JKS and will open later this year on Heddon Street. This new opening will join the recently announced new Mexican restaurant Fonda from MJMK and will sit alongside Sabor and Casa Do Frango, further cementing Heddon Street’s position as an internationally renowned dining location. https://lnkd.in/eFjz9tQq Andrew Nutt Richard Ellwood Karen Baines FCIM Harry Apostolakis Sophie Moorcroft MRICS Simon Harding-Roots Charles Owen Thank you to our advisors Rupert Bentley-Smith Dominic Tixerant Thea Rowe Matt Ashman Megan Hutchinson Matthew EnglenderJKS to launch first Indian restaurant in five yearsJKS to launch first Indian restaurant in five years
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Megan Hutchinson shared this🚀🚀 who’s excited to purchase their matching tracksuit ? 👋🏼💁🏼♀️Megan Hutchinson shared this
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Megan Hutchinson liked thisMegan Hutchinson liked thisTime flies… what an incredible experience it was to host our inaugural EMEA Sales Conference, bringing together 200 of our top sales leaders from across the region with leaders from the U.S. and APAC in the stunning setting of Montreux, Switzerland. Our focus was the ways in which our investments in talent, technology and AI, combined with collaboration across our global platform, are driving enhanced value, innovative solutions, and opportunity for clients.
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Megan Hutchinson liked thisMegan Hutchinson liked thisLuxury Retail Expansion Persists Despite Limited Supply Europe’s prime luxury streets remain tightly supply‑constrained in 2025, sustaining rental growth and continued brand expansion even as sales growth moderates. Key stats: → 8 of 20 prime luxury streets at zero vacancy → Prime luxury rents +3.5% y‑o‑y, now 7% above 2018 levels → 96 store openings in 2025 (vs 85 in 2024) despite sales growth of just 0.5% → Fashion & accessories led activity (50% of openings), with strength also in jewellery & watches and rising momentum in beauty & fragrance While the largest luxury groups drove around a third of openings, 70% came from a broad mix of other brands, underlining the depth and resilience of Europe’s luxury retail market. #CWLuxury #CWRetail
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Megan Hutchinson liked thisMegan Hutchinson liked thisLast week, Carnaby Street welcomed US fashion brand Edikted as it opened its flagship at 52–55 Carnaby Street, marking its first standalone store in Europe. Bringing its trend-led offer to Soho, the brand’s first location outside of the United States showcases a full range of street-style and runway-inspired womenswear and accessories. Also adding to Soho’s fashion offer, Italian brand Subdued has signed for an upsized space at 14–18 Foubert’s Place. Following its UK debut at 12 Foubert’s Place in 2019, the move marks the next stage in the brand’s continued growth. Read the full press release here – https://bit.ly/4dTvBzW #CarnabyStreet #UKFlagship #Edikted #Subdued
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Megan Hutchinson reacted on thisMegan Hutchinson reacted on thisWe are deeply saddened by the passing of our much-loved colleague, Will Clough. Having joined us as a graduate in 2010, Will went on to become a partner in 2022 and the lead auctioneer in our commercial auction business. He possessed a natural ability to work a room with the utmost professionalism and charisma. Will struck the perfect balance between confidence and approachability – and, true to character, he and his gavel were always there to support numerous charitable events and causes throughout the years. As well as being one of the UK’s finest auctioneers, Will was an incredible leader and an exceptional friend to so many current and former colleagues. Much loved doesn’t begin to describe him. The outpouring of support has demonstrated how highly Will was regarded, and we would like to thank everyone for their kind messages in recent days. We are committed to honouring his memory in a way that reflects the energy, warmth and kindness he brought to so many. He will be so very missed.
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Megan Hutchinson liked thisMegan Hutchinson liked thisUS fashion brand Edikted has opened its first standalone store in Europe at 52-55 Carnaby Street, within Shaftesbury Capital’s London portfolio. William Oliver 📲 Read more: https://lnkd.in/e-jXnu3S 📩 Subscribe to our newsletter to catch up on the week's retail property news: https://lnkd.in/echx4F_tEdikted opens debut European store on London's Carnaby Street - Completely Retail NewsEdikted opens debut European store on London's Carnaby Street - Completely Retail News
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Megan Hutchinson liked thisMegan Hutchinson liked thisIt was a pleasure to host clients and colleagues at our Retail & Leisure event on the roof terrace of our new West End office last week. We were fortunate with the weather and enjoyed stunning views over London. Thank you to everyone who joined us, we look forward to welcoming you again soon! #CWRetail #CWLeisure
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Megan Hutchinson liked thisMegan Hutchinson liked thisAfter an incredible 36 years with Cushman & Wakefield, Yvonne Court will be retiring at the end of this month. Having joined the company in 1989 as Head of Retail & Consultancy, she moved to our EMEA Cross‑Border Retail & Leisure team in 2010. Since 2020, she has led the team, advising clients on new market entry, global location strategy, and agency mandates. Yvonne has been a true cornerstone of our Global Retail & Leisure platform, a trusted adviser to colleagues and clients around the world, and a leader whose dedication, expertise, and integrity have left a lasting mark on our business. Please join us in thanking Yvonne for her outstanding contribution to the retail industry over the last four decades and in wishing her a very happy and well-deserved retirement. #CWRetail #CWLeisure
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Carol Rosenfeld
The CM&R Group • 1K followers
Another great piece from Mary Portas regarding the return of Top Shop but it easily applies to all retailers: Last week brought another piece of the Topshop comeback puzzle. The once-iconic name is stepping back into the real world, with collections hitting two major European retailers later this year. There was a buzz, excitement and chat for months on how this was going to launch. And now we know. Topshop is to return via other retailers’ stores. It’s a return – that’s for sure. But not without questions. Or a shed load of emotion. Because Topshop wasn’t just a store. Why was it so successful? Well apart from a powerful, savvy and brilliant bunch of women at the top, (excluding the Chairman occasionally sticking his nose in) it was a cultural and fashion landmark. It was a scene. A rite of passage. A London institution. That Oxford Street flagship was our cathedral of cool. A place where young people didn’t just shop - they found themselves. They congregated. They dreamed. They tried on identities and imagined what they could be. So now with no store, no street, no stage - how do you bring that magic back? Handing the brand over to sit on racks alongside other labels in someone else’s store dilutes that uniqueness and undermines what made it iconic. A true relaunch is not just about availability—it’s about vision, control, and rebuilding a compelling narrative. You don’t revive a brand by outsourcing its soul; you do it by curating the experience, owning the aesthetic, and making people want you again. Simply slotting into another retailer’s environment isn’t a comeback—it’s a concession. Fashion has changed beyond recognition. Today’s shoppers scroll a thousand aesthetics an hour. They’re unpredictable, fluid, fiercely selective. But they still want to feel. To explore. To belong. To believe in something. And the great brands are returning to that space. The most successful community-led resurgence of brands like Miu Miu or Jacquemus—have understood this. They’re building experiences, not just products. They’re cultivating emotion, identity, and space. This is where the future lies: in community, in connection, in joy. Physical spaces—whether it’s a flagship store, a pop-up, or a cultural hub—serve as spiritual homes. They anchor the brand’s soul, giving people somewhere to be, not just to buy. Because great fashion is never just worn. It’s felt. That was Topshop’s power. And it still can be. So let’s forget the surface-level playbook. Not rely too heavily on the celebrity-fronted campaigns. Let’s channel the curation, the cultural confidence, the creative guts that made it iconic. So here’s my rally cry: Ditch the safety. Find the soul. Reimagine the magic. Because the world doesn’t need more stuff. But it does need more Topshop.
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Samuel Arrowsmith
Savills • 1K followers
NEW RESEARCH: This year’s Christmas trading period reinforced the defining trends of 2025, with UK consumers remaining value-driven, selective, and highly responsive to strong omnichannel execution. Read Savills Global Retail and Leisure summary of the key themes that shaped operator performance over the festive period. Key takeaways include: 🛒 Grocers and discounters led festive growth, with Lidl, Aldi, Sainsbury’s, Tesco, and M&S all delivering strong food-led performance driven by premium own-label, convenience missions, and value propositions. 🛍️ Consumers continued to “trade up” selectively, prioritising food, gifting and small treats while cutting back on big-ticket discretionary purchases, leading to a clear divergence between grocery strength and softer general merchandise results. 📈 Omnichannel execution was the decisive competitive edge, as retailers who combined digital capability with an effective store estate—such as Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Next—captured demand through faster fulfilment, convenience, and increased customer engagement. Contact Alan Spencer, Stuart AJ Moncur, Johnny Rowland, Andy Hall or myself for leasing advice, location strategies and market commentary. #savills #retail
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Stephen Springham
Knight Frank • 3K followers
#Consumers tightening the purse strings ahead of the #autumnbudget? Absolutely not, on the evidence of today's #retailsales: ✅ YoY retail #spend up +4.0% in September ✅ YoY volumes (i.e. real growth)+2.3% ✅ Shop price #inflation of 1.8% lower than headline (3.8%) ✅ Q3 values (+3.2%) and volumes (+1.5%) both up (and accelerating) ✅ Q3 real growth of +1.5% considerably higher than #GDP (+0.2%) ✅ Yet #economists still get it spectacularly wrong ✅ Economist consensus forecast was -0.2% MoM volume growth vs outturn of +0.5% #kfretail #highstreet #ecommerce #online #grocery #supermarkets #retailproperty #retailrealestate https://lnkd.in/e2PPS9V2
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Christie & Co
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In this video, Steve Rodell (Managing Director - Retail & Leisure, Christie & Co) discusses the leisure market landscape in 2025 and key trends that will shape 2026. To find out more, read the full Christie & Co Business Outlook 2026 report here: https://lnkd.in/e39RgdVQ #leisurebusinesssales #businessoutlook2026
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Nick Hilton
Workman LLP • 4K followers
Great to see our Head of Retail and Leisure, Gareth Soar, featured in the latest Estates Gazette piece on what we’ve known for a while - shopping centres are well and truly back in fashion! Gareth neatly summarises what we’re seeing on the ground - investor appetite for UK retail is very much there, but it’s highly selective. Top occupier line-ups, strong locations or genuine repositioning opportunities are attracting capital, while secondary stock without a clear plan continues to struggle. The importance of hands-on management is critical in this customer-focused sector. In a market driven by yield and the search for stable income, active asset management, operational grip and a clear vision for place will be what separates the winners from the rest. Workman LLP Activate - Workman Placemaking #UKRetail #ShoppingCentres #Retail #Leisure
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Will Montague
Leaf Living • 2K followers
Savills has released its UK Single Family Housing Spotlight, which validates and contextualises the continued ascendency of the sector. It was another record year for Single Family, which now accounts for over half of UK BTR investment in 2025 (59%; >£3bn). Behind the headlines, several trends are shaping the housing landscape and creating an environment that support future market growth: - Stronger and more widespread appetite from housebuilders to sell homes to SFH investors, recognising that SFH is complementary to open market sales by de-risking and accelerating housing delivery. - Increasing interest from long-term capital - established portfolios are emerging that evidence longer-term rental performance and deep tenant demand, substantiating positive perceptions about the sector’s risk profile. - Resilient demand for high quality, family homes, particularly in the East Midlands and South East of England – driven by widening rental affordability relative to incomes and by residents increasingly choosing professionally managed services over buy-to-let rental stock. Leaf Living has already delivered several thousand homes & we are looking forward to operating at the forefront of the sector, as we continue to deliver thousands more homes and fund development partnerships through strategic relationships across the South East of England.
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Rebecca Fitts
Double03 Retail LLC • 5K followers
Overall retail property market still on steady footing. It's not all bad news, not all good news. Uncertainty continuing seems certain. https://lnkd.in/eeDe4vzV ⚫ A recovery by the retail property market is running out of steam because of retailer bankruptcies and cautious shoppers. ⚫ Store closures rose in 2024, ending a two-year expansion, with more closures than openings nationwide. ⚫ Uncertainty and inflation are causing retailers to pause on signing new leases, affecting shopping-center leasing. ✅ Opportunistic retailers can use this period as the playing field evens out to leverage deal making in their favor. Landlords can change their merchandising mix. Kate King The Wall Street Journal Burlington Stores, Inc. Five Below#retailtransformation #retail #CRE RETHINK Retail #topretailexpert
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John McHugh
CBRE UK • 9K followers
It’s been great to work with the teams at M&G Real Estate and CBRE UK Development Management on The Ribbon development in Central London. Our #placemaking team has supported with the creation of an Employment & Training Opportunities Strategy focused on maximising positive impact within the local community. We’ve also built and implemented the Host Building powered by VTS occupier app to create a smart building digital portal, enabling touchless access and visitor management alongside enhanced amenity and #community management. Aaron Pope Hugo Parry James Shaw Jason Gallehawk James Pay Emily Dixon
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Samantha Sparshott
Savills • 481 followers
Exploring the dynamics of Central London's retail scene in 2025, we notice a fascinating divergence between consumer sentiment and occupier confidence. Despite a slight dip in West End spending, both footfall and transaction volumes have risen, indicating ongoing activity. Brands are adopting a long-term perspective on London, with demand for premier spaces on Bond Street, Oxford Street, and Regent Street remaining robust. This reflects London's enduring appeal as a strategic location for global brands, even amidst global uncertainties. Rising footfall and improving sentiment may bolster spending in 2026. For more insights, read the full report.
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Peter Flint
CBRE • 5K followers
The CBRE UK London Retail Market Report H1 2025 has just launched, and its packed with insights for anyone navigating the retail landscape in Central London. Key themes that stood out: *Prime retail streets are seeing tight supply and rising rents. 9 of the top 14 streets saw rental growth in the last 12 months.* *F&B operators continue to dominate leasing activity, with strong demand across Soho, Covent Garden, and The City.* *Investment volumes are up 37% YoY, driven by strategic acquisitions and the rise of own-to-occupy strategies.* *Our leasing team has been busy, with 200+ deals completed and 1,200 active requirements across Central London totalling over 5million sq ft tracked.* Please read the full report: https://lnkd.in/eCtFaNZt Please reach out if you have any questions about Central London's retail market performance. CBRE Retail
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Robert Pearson
Savills • 2K followers
In Central London retail during 2025, we've noticed an interesting trend: a split between consumer sentiment and occupier confidence. Although West End spending dipped slightly, with cautious consumers affecting average transaction values, the underlying activity paints a different picture. Footfall and transaction volumes both continued to rise. This trend aligns with what we're hearing from brands: retailers are adopting a longer-term perspective on London. Demand for top-tier spaces on Bond Street, Oxford Street, and Regent Street remains robust despite global uncertainties. With tightening vacancies and limited supply, competition for prime units is still fierce. It's a reminder that, although consumer cycles vary, prime London retail is still seen as a strategic long-term location for global brands. As we look to the future, improving sentiment and increased footfall may bolster spend growth in 2026. For more insights, read the full report:
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Steve Elrington
PureGym • 2K followers
🥇 Great to see PureGym leading the way yet again with Savills calling us out as the most acquitive occupier in the retail warehouse market for the second year running in 2025 🙌 🏃♂️ 53 openings in total last year with 32 on retail parks (3 retail warehouse units already open this year so far too 😮💨). 👀 Still plenty more to go for 2026 and beyond, with formats to suit all catchments from 15k population markets + and formats of between 3.5-20k sq ft. Please get in touch property@puregym.com or Steve Elrington Heather Blenkinship Marcus Levico Katie Criss Matthew Dickson Duncan Costin
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Roddy Houston
RICS • 1K followers
To LCA , for BE News’ “Spotlight on Retail” last night – great to hear some positivity about the market. A big thank you to Liz Hamson, Sian Wilde and all Team BE News / LCA for arranging and hosting this. BLUF: "Retail isn’t dead – it’s evolving". Data-driven insights, omnichannel strategies and (drive for) customer experiences are shaping the future of UK retail and retail real estate. However both retailers and retail real estate owners & managers are all having to work much harder to win against ferocious competition, and the gap between “The Best” and “The Rest” continues to widen. Enrique Del Rio Mancebon (Lloyds Banking Group) and Amanda Argent (Baird Group) provided two fascinating Keynote Speeches. A Panel of 6 experts then provided further insights. The panel included: - Allan Lockhart - CEO, NewRiver REIT - Jenni Matthews - Marketing & Insights Director, MRI Software - Vivienne King - Founder, Impactful Places / Chair, Revo - Retail. Property. Community. - Charles Elgood - Partner, Maples Teesdale LLP - Robert Wingrave - CEO, Time Retail Partners (B Corp™) - Dr. Clive Black - Director, Shore Capital Markets A challenge to summarise everything said, however, with the help of AI (thanks, ChatGPT-5!), here goes: (1) Reasons to be Positive: - UK consumer spend remains resilient: August up 2% YoY, Non-Essentials +3.4%, Health & Beauty +16%. - Physical retail is evolving, not disappearing – strong demand for in-store experiences and omnichannel synergy. - Retail property market is the best in a decade, with AI and analytics set to boost performance. (2) How Retail & Real Estate are Evolving: - Experience-led stores: immersive design, 1:1 appointments (80% conversion), tech-enabled service - help woo and keep customers. - Omnichannel wins: customers spend more when both online and offline integrate well. - Data-driven insights and predictive analytics can help shape tenant mix, marketing and event planning. - Retail destinations adding F&B, leisure, and social spaces to attract footfall. (3) Challenges & Risks: - Economic uncertainty and £640Bn unspent savings signal fragile confidence. - Climate resilience and sustainability: temperature-controlled, future-proof spaces needed. - Structural issues: fragmented ownership, planning hurdles, and rapid retailer churn, especially in "The Rest", hamper growth. - Political and regulatory headwinds: business rates, EPR, and policy uncertainty. The key question I was going to ask - "What about The Rest? What about the 7,000-odd High Streets*, which in many cases are struggling or failing, rather than the bigger shopping centres / retail parks that "big" investors focus on?" was asked but only sort of answered - more to do there, methinks, if UK plc is to move out of its torpor and find a better, more sustainable growth path. Great to be there with colleagues from Inner Circle Consulting, Lucy Webb and Roland Karthaus. Thanks again, BE News and LCA.
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Stephen Toal
Savills • 2K followers
Our monthly catch-up with the Savills Retailer Liaison Manager Forum continues to be an invaluable source of on-the-ground intelligence. These sessions consistently provide insights that go beyond the data, helping us stay ahead of emerging trends and challenges. 𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀: 𝗣𝗼𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲𝘀: • Mixed Fashion is performing strongly, buoyed by the warm weather which is driving footfall and sales. • Outdoor Food & Beverage is also benefiting from the sunshine, with alfresco dining proving popular. • Consumers are trading up on holidays, with increased spend on travel and leisure. • There’s a clear shift towards experience-led spending, as shoppers seek out memorable and engaging activities. 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲𝘀 • Indoor leisure is seeing a dip in performance due to the weather, although strong cinema releases are helping to offset this. • Confectionery sales are struggling in the heat – chocolate and sunshine don’t mix well! These meetings are a vital part of our insight-gathering process. Our Retailer Liaison Managers often act as the ‘canary in the mine’, flagging early signs of both opportunity and risk across the retail and leisure landscape. Christina Martin Vanessa Davies Gary Davis Saagar Sachdev MRICS Jeremy Lees MRICS Megan Keany Richard Hulme Graeme Clark Daniel Chetham #retailpropertymanagment
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