All MAPIC articles
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NewsMapic 2018: change is coming to retail – who will be the winners?
Experience counts for everything, say Mapic attendees, while a strong leisure offer draws in the crowds
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Online'Quarter of high street space dedicated to F&B', report finds
Space dedicated to food beverage (F B) outlets has risen to 25% in several key UK high streets, with the growth predicted to continue according to Colliers International.
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OnlineMapic 2018: CVAs, bricks to clicks and Brexit
On the ground at Mapic 2018 in Cannes, Colliers International’s Robert Hargreaves gives Property Week insights on what’s on the minds of this year’s delegates.
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OnlineMAPIC: Automation, customisation and big data key to future of retail
CBRE has published a series of insights into what the retail sector will look like in 2030, highlighting the increasing importance of automation, customisation and big data.
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OnlineMAPIC: Holland & Barrett plans European expansion
Health and wellness retailer Holland Barrett has appointed Colliers International to manage its Belgian portfolio and advise on its expansion in the Netherlands.
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MAPIC: West End sees store openings surge
London’s West End has witnessed a bumper year for new retail openings, with numbers for the first 10 months of the year outstripping the whole of 2016.
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OnlineMAPIC: Online retailers making move to high street
Growing numbers of online retailers are opening physical stores, as the rate of internet sales growth looks to slow in the next few years, according to Colliers International.
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OnlineMAPIC: New Bond Street leapfrogs Champs Élysées for prime rents
New Bond Street has overtaken the Champs Élysées in Paris to become the world’s third most expensive street in terms of prime retail rents.
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OnlinePW & BNP PRE to host #retailregen Twitter debate on 6 Nov
How can retail play a role in shaping a place’s identity? How can retail destinations continue to thrive in the face of online retail? And can you cover those topics in just 140 characters?
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OnlineJoin the conversation: PW & BNP PRE to host #retailregen Twitter debate
The retail sector is at an important juncture and we’re set to debate the key issues…in 140 characters.
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NewsWomen in property to pedElle through Portugal
With more than 40% of Britons making health-related new year’s resolutions, Metropolis expects a lot of the sector will already be on their bikes, but Club Peloton is giving women in property a chance to take it a pedal stroke further on the Legal & General Real Assets pedElle 2017.
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OnlineBlack Friday: the unacceptable face of consumerism
Lowest common denominator retailing - that’s the only way to describe the ‘retail extravaganza’ heading to the UK on 25 November.
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OnlineBlack Friday 2016: the beginning of the end?
I absolutely agree with Graham Ruddick’s earlier piece in Property Week on Black Friday - retailers now face a two tier Christmas, where shoppers bring forward their purchases to benefit from the plethora of discounts on offer for Black Friday, and then ‘panic buy’ the week before Christmas. ...
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InsightShops should reconsider their part in Black Friday
The biggest shopping day of the year is almost here and no one on the high street is particularly looking forward to it.
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OnlineMapic 2016: a ‘mood of opportunity’
Against a backdrop of solid retail property company results, the mood amongst UK delegates at MAPIC is one of opportunity rather than optimism.
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OnlineMapic 2016: 'Non-traditional' retail drives growth
Another year, another Mapic! I have been attending the European property industry’s annual soirée in Cannes for over 15 years now, and in that time have witnessed a lot of change.
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OnlineUK retail sales growth soars
Annual retail sales growth in October reached its highest level for nearly 15 years, according to the latest ONS statistics.
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OnlineSavills names London top European retail destination
London has been named by Savills as the top European location for international retailers.
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InformationHigh-street investors shrug off Brexit gloom
The high street is the only retail sector to post an increase in investment volumes in the third quarter of the year, as shoppers shrugged off concerns over the impact of the Brexit vote on the economy.
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OnlineNew York’s 5th Av remains world’s most expensive retail street
New York’s Upper 5th Avenue has retained its spot as the world’s most expensive retail street, with London remaining in fourth place, despite decreased rental values in both locations, according to Cushman Wakefield’s latest analysis.
