Published: 29 June, 2009
Leeds’ Victoria Quarter is now 100 per cent let following the opening of two new stores. Jeweller Thomas Sabo and food outlet Opposite Cafe will open this month, giving the centre a full house. Developed by The Prudential in 1990, the centre is now owned by Bank of Ireland.
Stockholm’s latest shopping centre has set new standards for in-town retail.
The expected upturn in European shopping centre development in 2011 was knocked off course by delays in a number of markets, according to a report from Cushman & Wakefield.
Shopping centre development in the UK has slowed to a crawl with the total 2012 pipeline forecast to be just 31,500 sq m, the lowest annual figure since the early 1960s, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
Securing fresh investment in struggling town centres should form an essential part of the government’s response to the Portas Review, BCSC have said.
Bluewater has revealed plans for a multi-million pound redevelopment of The Wintergarden, Bluewater’s fast-food and family dining village.
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