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Retail leasing in 2022: Seismic shift or same-same?

Inside Retail

Pre-pandemic, the power balance in retail leasing sat very much in the landlord’s favour. Retailers and industry bodies had been calling out for a major reset for years, as rents continued to escalate, out of step with modest growth in many categories. If there was ever a ‘great reset’ event, gosh did we get it.

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Revised leasing code of conduct splits landlords, retailers

Inside Retail

As called for by several industry associations in recent weeks the NSW Government has reinstated the Leasing Code of Conduct in order to further protect businesses from the difficulties of an ever-extending lockdown, with premier Gladys Berejiklian now hinting the state could remain locked down until at least November.

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Retail leasing market stabilises as Covid impact wanes

Inside Retail

As domestic and international travel resumes and operating conditions normalise, Australia’s retail-leasing market is projected to see stable growth after recording steady trading during the first quarter of this year, according to Colliers. . In particular, national-level average gross face rents increased by 1.3

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Majura Park offers prime leasing opportunity for large-format retailers

Inside Retail

National large-format retail operators seeking a prime location in the heart of Canberra will find a premium opportunity awaiting them within the Majura Park precinct – the ACT’s most convenient shopping destination, adjacent to the bustling Canberra Airport.

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Amazon’s New Leased Retail Space in Washington Is Complete

Retail Wire

The latest addition to downtown Bellevue, Washington, is Vulcan Real Estate’s West Main project, leased by Amazon.

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Uptick in major Manhattan retail leases point to a recovery

Retail Wire

NYC realtors who have been looking for signs that the plague of retail vacancies might be coming to an end took solace in a new report from CBRE showing a slight decline in available space and a 1.2 percent increase in lease values. In particular, the apparel sector faired well, leading leasing volume with over 546,000 square feet.

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Four New Retail Tenants Sign Leases at CITYCENTRE in Houston

Shopping Center

Houston — Four new tenants have signed leases at CITYCENTRE, a 47-acre mixed-use property located in Houston. Star Cinema Grill opened at the center last month, in a space formerly occupied… The post Four New Retail Tenants Sign Leases at CITYCENTRE in Houston appeared first on Shopping Center Business.

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