All MAPIC articles – Page 4
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: international retailers boss new openings
International retailers account for almost four fifths of new store openings in Europe’s three biggest cities, according to research from Savills.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: L'Oreal Paris opens first beauty boutique
L’Oreal Paris has signed a deal to open its first ever beauty boutique concept store in Portugal.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: “Data is the new oil” for landlords
Landlords need to have as much data on shoppers as retailers or online platforms like Google, or risk seeing their business eroded, a forum on digital innovation at Mapic in conjunction with Property Week heard today.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Royal London buys London Odeon cinemas
Royal London Mutual Insurance Society has bought the Odeon cinemas in Richmond Hill and Richmond Studio for £12.14m. The deal reflected a yield of 4.75%.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: PWTV Westfield talks London expansion and the European push
Westfield’s plans for its London developments are ramping up as the Australian developer seeks to capitalise on the city’s dominant retail market.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Land Secs and the Crown unveil Westgate plans
Land Securities and the Crown Estate have revealed images of the new Westgate shopping centre in Oxford.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: First images of Buchanan Galleries unveiled
Land Securities and Henderson Global Investors have unveiled their plans for the Buchanan Galleries shopping centre in Glasgow.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Turkey to lead the way in retail development
Turkey is expected to lead the way in the creation of shopping centre space, a report by DTZ suggests.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Primark, H&M, Zara and Apple are key to secondary success
Retailers such as Primark, Apple and Zara are vital to the success of secondary shopping centres, research by CBRE suggests.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: McArthurGlen to double UK scheme
Designer outlet developer McArthurGlen is planning to double the size of UK development, Ashford Designer Outlet.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Hong Kong retains crown for most expensive retail street as Bond Street climbs
Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay has retained the crown for being the most expensive retail destination in the world, while London’s Bond Street has climbed to fourth place.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: East Oxford Street tempts overseas retailers
The redevelopment of Oxford Street East could result in a 42% increase in take-up from international retailers, and a boost in rents, Savills has predicted.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Land Securities plans White Rose revamp
Land Securities will invest £7m in the redevelopment of the food court at its White Rose shopping centre in Leeds, which will triple the court in size.
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BlogsMAPIC 2012: Emerging market opportunity - core market priority
Having landed safely on British soil and back into the swing of normal – non-conference life – I have been asked by my colleagues what the sentiment at Mapic was like. JLL’s latest research suggests, and pardon my crude summary, that we have observed burgeoning success of the emerging growth ...
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OnlineMAPIC 2012: MAPIC in a minute
On the final day of the MAPIC conference, Property Week asked a selection of delegates to sum up their experiences at the conference this year.
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OnlineMAPIC 2012: Mango to open debut Touch store
Mango has signed a deal to open its first UK store for its Touch accessories fascia.
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NewsHong Kong tops shops table
Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay has overtaken New York’s Fifth Avenue as the most expensive retail destination in the world.Source: Michael Tyle.A 34.9% hike in rental values to $2,630/sq ft knocked Fifth Avenue off the top spot for the first time in 11 years, Cushman & Wakefield’s Main Streets Across the ...
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NewsEvans Randall’s Stuttgart start
Evans Randall plans to reconfigure and redevelop its Königsbau Passagen shopping centre in Stuttgart, Germany.
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NewsCushman and Widows’ Swedish trio
Cushman & Wakefield Investors and Scottish Widows Investment Partnership have bought a portfolio of three shops in Linköping, Sweden’s fifth-largest city, for €33m.
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NewsTumi packs bags for Europe
Tumi has launched a European expansion drive following its New York Stock Exchange listing in April.
