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Uneasy street
As Britain’s shoppers stay at home and retailers start to feel the pinch, Sean McAllister asks if the retail investment market can maintain its buoyancy
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Got the urge...
Christine Eade talks to Burger King’s senior vice-president Gary John about the fast-food chain’s plans to remodel its outlets. Photograph by Joelle Depont
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Still in fashion
Lunson Mitchenall has grown from representing 1980s high street shops to huge retail schemes today.
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Dublin tops Irish rankings
Dublin’s wealth and MIX of retailers make it the leading retail centre in Ireland, according to the Retail Footprint Ireland rankings, launched this week by market analyst CACI.
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Demographic detail
Waitrose has opened a series of stores in northern England. Sean McAllister asks if it has done its research. Illustration by Scott Garrett
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From white sands to White City
Australian developer Westfield is using its Bondi Junction shopping centre in Sydney as a template for its new designs at White City. Christine Eade reports
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Christmas clear-out
Christmas 2005 will be a critical trading period on the high street that may clear out some underperforming retailers.
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Cheltenham taps Brewery
Cheltenham’s credentials as a lifestyle destination are set to be boosted by the new £20m Brewery development (pictured).
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New Bond Street is still UK’s prime location
New Bond Street (pictured) has cemented its position as the UK’s most expensive retail location, according to the latest Main Streets Across the World 2005 research from Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker.
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Belfast scheme extension
Northern Ireland developer Jermon Developments has received planning permission for a second 35,800 sq ft (3,326 sq m) extension to the Gallery shopping arcade (pictured), currently trading as Donegall Arcade, in Belfast city centre.
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Discriminating behaviour
Department store Debenhams could be about to find out that disability discrimination legislation has teeth. Sean McAllister reports
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Casting aspersions
Stelios Haji-Ioannou wants to expand his EasyCinema concept, but some experts are questioning whether it will work.
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Agents feel retail pinch
Tough times on the high street are reflected in surveyors’ salaries and a shortage of experienced staff.
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Pearl Assurance sells Glasgow cinema for £21m
Pearl Assurance has sold its Cine UK/UGC multiplex cinema in Renfrew Street, Glasgow (pictured), to a private Northern Irish investor for £20.65m, reflecting a net initial yield of 6.25%.