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Market in Minutes: Retail Investment
"While the market continues to adapt to the rapidly evolving economic environment, investors retain a strong interest in the sector and the fundamentals support its long-term growth."
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"While the market continues to adapt to the rapidly evolving economic environment, investors retain a strong interest in the sector and the fundamentals support its long-term growth."

"Positive momentum in the occupier market continues with prime West End vacancy compressing by 282 bps to 6.5% in Q3"
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"Japan’s retail sector is experiencing a notable resurgence, with areas that typically cater more towards inbound tourists seeing greater interest among potential tenants for new store openings. Despite the recovery, factors such as rising material and energy costs, on top of labour shortages, may continue to present hurdles for retail operators. As such, while the overall momentum in the sector looks favourable, observers may need to keep an eye on rental levels moving forward."

"REIT liquidations drive market activity Investors are looking for opportunities with retail and offi ces in the CBD favoured."
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"It is worth noting that this covers the 'prime-prime' segment of most major property sectors in key cities around the region and should not be confused with the market overall, particularly when comparing market cycles."

"Despite the strength of the UK’s economic headwinds, the occupational market remains resilient, spurred on by the performance of retailers who sell essential goods and the expansion ambitions of the value-oriented operators"

"Retail warehouse pricing moves out with the cost of money and UK Bond yields but, should investors take a second look given the strength of the occupational market?"

"Mixed messages around a surprisingly resilient consumer economy"
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"Asia Pacific’s prime retail markets are set to rebound, albeit recoveries may take place at very different speeds."

"Rising interest rates expected to drag on the consumer economy in H2; investment activity predicted to be stronger in H2 than H1"