- ApologyPublished: 19 July, 2007
In our article dated 1 July 2007 entitled "Strained Relations", we reported conversations that took place during a private seminar hosted by DLA Piper. We would like to apologise to the participants of the seminar for reporting on matters that were discussed in breach of an agreement with the organisers.
(Page 10: 65 words) - Meadowhall hit by Sheffield floodPublished: 01 July, 2007
Meadowhall shopping centre remains partially closed more than a fortnight after the catastrophic flooding that hit Sheffield on Monday June 25. The upper malls reopened on Monday July 2 after losing six days' trade but other parts of the centre remain closed.
(Page 1: 232 words) - Retail's futurePublished: 01 July, 2007
Last month's 'Future of Retail' conference, organised by the free-market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, brought together three retail experts to give an occupier's view of the retail property market.
(Page 2: 511 words) - A new resolutionPublished: 01 July, 2007
With an impressive track record in the retail sector, Resolution Property last year embarked on a R1.5bn real estate acquisition programme targeting major retail park investments throughout Europe.
(Page 4: 851 words) - Smooth operatorPublished: 01 July, 2007
Australian export Boost Juice Bars has been brought to the UK by former Millie's Cookies chief Richard O'Sullivan, who is putting a fresh spin on the juice and smoothie market.
(Page 7: 716 words) - issuesPublished: 01 July, 2007
It's that time in the cycle when if in doubt companies buy themselves out, or sell themselves on or look to make one and one equal three! Of course there is no market without two parties thinking the opposite thing, and that depends on perception.
(Page 7: 294 words) - lettersPublished: 01 July, 2007
An open letter to the Association of Greater Manchester Authorities
(Page 8: 578 words) - Food feedbackPublished: 01 July, 2007
Following its recent ICSC award for European Shopping Centre of the Year 2007, it was time to visit Dundrum Town Centre to have a look for ourselves. As Ireland's largest centre at 80,000sq m, the foodservice facilities are numerous and varied, with 26 units, in addition to a 600-seat, cook-to-order food court, feeding both shoppers and leisure visitors alike.
(Page 8: 247 words) - viewpointPublished: 01 July, 2007
The wave of mergers & acqusitions in the surveying business shows no sign of abating with a management buyout at Lambert Smith Hampton and the potential takeover of Donaldsons by DTZ.
(Page 8: 330 words) - Getting it rightPublished: 01 July, 2007
With the factory outlet market reaching saturation point in the UK, property owners and investors are now focusing their attention on extending and rebranding their existing centres to ensure they are giving their core catchments everything they demand.
(Page 9: 312 words) - United KingdomPublished: 01 July, 2007
With an increasing number of houses being built in Glenrothes to cater for the ever-growing population, the town's Kingdom shopping centre, owned by CIS, is keeping up with the times with plans for major expansion works.
(Page 12: 1224 words) - Coming of agePublished: 01 July, 2007
Today's technology is delivering much more towards the development of better solutions for facilities managers across a wide range of areas, including security, operational cost efficiency, sustainability and corporate social responsibility.
(Page 15: 561 words) - Street designPublished: 01 July, 2007
Creating the right streetscape is not only about architectural design but also about choosing the right furniture.
(Page 20: 617 words) - movesPublished: 01 July, 2007
The EFM FACILITIES team in London has expanded with the appointment of RICHARD CASTILLO as head of IT to bolster the group's support services. He joins EFM Facilities from ITD UK and brings with him 10 years of IT experience including operational support and training skills.
(Page 22: 1006 words) - An avian educationPublished: 01 July, 2007
Over 200 children from seven Edinburgh primary schools flocked to the Gyle shopping centre recently to discover all there is to know about wild birds.
(Page 31: 233 words) - Prepared for the worstPublished: 01 July, 2007
More than 100 retail destination and shopping centre executives from the North of England took part in the annual BCSC Northern Region Conference at the De Vere Oulton Hall near Leeds in early June.
(Page 31: 99 words) - The BBC at MaidstonePublished: 01 July, 2007
The BBC's Politics Show sent its cameras to Maidstone retail centre Fremlin Walk this month, where the programme makers recorded footage for a TV debate on the increased use of CCTV.
(Page 31: 115 words) - The spirit of Wales is alive and well at St David'sPublished: 01 July, 2007
Land Securities and Capital Shopping Centres kicked off the marketing for their million-sq ft St David's 2 project in Cardiff with a Welsh-themed event at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden.
(Page 31: 147 words) - Let them eat cake...Published: 01 July, 2007
Cushman & Wakefield's stable of shopping centres has adopted the Retail Trust as their charity of choice, and they're doing their bit to celebrate the retail industry's charity's 175th birthday.
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Have headline rents in shoping centres started to fall?
- Spalding outlet springs into life
- Orchard Street signs five at Gretna Gateway
- Tiffany and Mulberry sign at Westfield London
- Quakers Friars restaurant line up complete
- Bouverie Place goes on site in Folkestone
- ING Britannica signs three in Oldham
- Capital growth
- Thurrock Decathlon in make or break for sport...
- Tesco and Next anchor Imperial Park extension
- Hercules sells Colne Valley Retail Park, Watford



