Market in Minutes: Central London Retail – Q1 2023
"Rebased rents and business rates revaluation improves retailer demand across prime West End"
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"Rebased rents and business rates revaluation improves retailer demand across prime West End"
"Increased distress in Q1, but the occupational market remains buoyant, while the retail investment market has continued to cool"
"Suburban London high streets have been supported by increased homeworking since the pandemic, with some suburbs experiencing significant retail resilience. The Savills Outer London retail resilience ranking outlines those markets presenting opportunities for expanding retail and leisure operators"
"Despite a difficult trading period in the first half of 2023, the vast majority of retailers remain confident with their previous profit guidance"
"Not quite at the pricing plateau yet"
"From a retail perspective, it is a difficult time for landlord’s and occupiers/operators. "
"Retailer Christmas trading statements revealed an encouragingly positive festive period on the whole, although the outlook for 2023 remains cautious"
"What are the implications of the 2023 revaluation on different parts of the retail and leisure property sector and how is the market responding?"
"The retail sector is looking to be the most resilient of all real estate asset classes this year"
"West End occupational markets remain buoyant in the face of economic headwinds, although outlook for early 2023 remains cautious"