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Jul

2017

Report: Report: The global food and beverage market. What's on the Menu. Summer 2017 - Cushman & Wakefield

Shifting consumer habits behind growth in global eating out market

• Food and beverage (F&B) accounts for a growing proportion of shopping centre units

• High-quality eating out offer now critical to success of retail schemes

• Sustained growth in global F&B market led by Asia Pacific and Africa & the Middle East

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The increasing presence of food and beverage (F&B) options in shopping centres – often accounting for more than 20% of units in new and redeveloped schemes in more mature markets – is being driven by rapid global growth in consumer spending on eating out, according to a new report from Cushman & Wakefield.

With spending on eating out expected to continue growing over the next 10 years, and consumers’ desire to enhance a shopping trip with social and leisure experiences, a compelling F&B offer is now critical to the success of any retail scheme, the report states.

Jul

2017

Report: European Shopping Center. The development story. April 2017 - Cushman&Wakefield

Extensions to existing European shopping centres to drive development in 2017-18

4.5 million sqm of new space expected in 2017; a further 2.3m sqm due in 2018
Paris, Marseilles, Helsinki, Madrid, London have strongest pipelines in Western
Europe while Istanbul, Moscow, Ankara, Warsaw and Tallinn lead way in CEE
Developers chase the right footfall and spend with emphasis on leisure offer

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Extensions to established shopping centres will be a significant driver of new floorspace across Europe in the next two years, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s latest European Shopping Centre Development Report.
Landlords are increasingly focused on pursuing the ‘ right’ footfall by focusing on a combination of technology,data, events and entertainment, tenant mix and an improved leisure and food and beverage offer. By usingdata, owners can better target consumers who fit the tenant mix within centres and therefore are likely to have a higher propensity to spend.

Jul

2017

Report: Let's meet in Warsaw. A culinary map 2017 - by Knight Frank

The publication highlights the most popular meeting areas in Warsaw. It describes the newest culinary trends and points out places worth visiting in Poland's capital.

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Report: New dimension of shopping experience - by Savills

Jul

2017

Report: New dimension of shopping experience - by Savills

New dimension of shopping experience. Retail market of the future. Prospects for retail property market development in view of changing shopping preferences.

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Report: Omnichannel in Poland - by Knight Frank

Jul

2017

Report: Omnichannel in Poland - by Knight Frank

Omnichannel in Poland. How to keep customers of traditional shops in the face of e-commerce.

In spring 2017, Knight Frank analysed 120 brands which are widely present in shopping centres. The aim of this research was to check to what extend brands present in Polish shopping centres are prepared to combine online and traditional shopping in a way that they would not constitute separate channels, but would complement each other.

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10 criteria combining online and traditional sales were taken under consideration:

1. Click & collect option (option allowing purchase and payment online, and collecting the order at a chosen traditional store)
2. Encouragement for click & collect
3. Online visibility of in-store availability of the product
4. Store location
5. Online reservation of an in-store product
6. In-store return of an online purchase
7. Loyalty programme
8. Social media
9. Application
10. Log-in to system

The research assesses to what extend these elements are considered in the sales strategy by the brands present on the Polish market. Not all researched brands had an online store (12% of the researched brands did not have an online store when the research was conducted), however, all had a website, and in these cases functions available on the website were taken into consideration.

Jul

2017

Report: European Retail in 2017. GfK study on key retail indicators: 2016 review and 2017 forecast

The study offers an overview of the most important indicators for European retail in 2017. This includes an analysis of purchasing power and store-based turnover as well as their respective shares of private consumption. The study additionally illuminates trends in consumer prices and sales area provision.

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Report: Lease agreements in shopping centres - the most disputable clauses - by Galt & PRCH

Jul

2017

Report: Lease agreements in shopping centres - the most disputable clauses - by Galt & PRCH

Report: Lease agreements in shopping centres - the most disputable clauses.

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Lease agreements are one of the fundamental documents on which the commercial property industry and operations of the most important entities on the market are based. When preparing the results of the survey we tried to define the most sensitive contractual provisions and clauses that evoked most emotion or even caused a delay in the process of finalisation of an agreement between the parties.

Report: „The Successful Integration of Food & Beverage Within Retail Real Estate” by ICSC & JLL

Jul

2017

Report: „The Successful Integration of Food & Beverage Within Retail Real Estate” by ICSC & JLL

The Successful Integration of Food & Beverage Within Retail Real Estate

The foodservice industry is expanding at an exponential rate with the amount of space dedicated to food growing from five percent a decade ago to 15 percent today. This trend is expected to increase to 20 percent by 2025. ICSC commissioned JLL to deliver a global study that explores foodservice’s impact on retail real estate and strategies to seamlessly integrate restaurants to complement and enhance offerings with the overall retail real estate experience.

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Report: Shopping Centre 4.0 Innovations in Shopping Centres - by CBRE

Jul

2017

Report: Shopping Centre 4.0 Innovations in Shopping Centres - by CBRE

A shopping centre has long ago ceased to be a place where we go merely to do our shopping. Due to the extensive range of entertainment and cultural offer, the shopping centre became an importan t hub of social life. All these elements are supposed to create an experience extending beyond just shopping and play a key role in shopping centres development strategy. CBRE’s Shopping Centre 4.0 Innovations in Shopping Centres report displays which factors will contribute to dynamic changes on the retail market in the near future.

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Report: Food & Beverage Poland - by CBRE

Jul

2017

Report: Food & Beverage Poland - by CBRE

The key findings of the survey provide a closer look at Poland’s eating and drinking establishments in shopping centres: how consumers perceive the food and beverage offer, how it compares with the other surveyed countries, what they would like to change in this offer in the future as well as how the offer influences the overall perception of a shopping centre.

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Report: New retail enclaves in the center of Warsaw - by Colliers International

Jul

2017

Report: New retail enclaves in the center of Warsaw - by Colliers International

Map od Central Retail District & new projects in Warsaw

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Report: SHOPPING CENTRES IN REGIONAL CITIES - BY COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL

Jul

2017

Report: SHOPPING CENTRES IN REGIONAL CITIES - BY COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL

The publication by the Research & Consultancy Department of Colliers International presents shopping centres markets in ten Polish regional cities in Q1 2017.

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