retail

The UK commercial office market has shaken off the worst of the economic challenges we have seen in recent years and is performing well. The year is off

The UK’s industrial and logistics property market was in a good place as we finished 2023. Pricing has stabilised across the year and demand has remained

The e-commerce boom is real. While the death of the high street has been greatly exaggerated, it is true that online shopping is becoming increasingly

At this point, everyone is familiar with the various economic challenges facing businesses, from higher energy prices to the cost of living crisis that is

The first half of 2023 saw the retail property sector continue upon a steady course. The stability was surprising in some respects as wider economic

Finding the perfect location will get you the customers, sales and brand recognition that you need to thrive. Choosing the wrong space can become a

We have introduced parcel lockers at 11 sites across our UK portfolio with a further four to follow, as part of a partnership with LockerQuest.

Warren James has re-opened its store at The Brunel Shopping Centre following a three-week refurbishment.

In line with guidelines by Colostomy UK, we have upgraded our facilities to ensure accessible toilets at the shopping centres are equipped for those with

Asaga Noodles has opened a new noodle bar at The Brunel Shopping Centre in Swindon.

Sterling Meats is set to undergo a significant refurbishment at North Point Shopping Centre this July.

2023 is set to be an interesting year for the UK retail market. The recovery following the Covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing, but the outlook for the

Unexpectedly good Christmas 2022 retail figures caused many to sit up and take notice of how retail recovered over the course of the last year. Reduced

The UK retail sector has delivered optimistic signs of a bright future ahead as the recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic continues. Despite 2022 being

2022 was the year that the UK emerged fully from the Covid-19 pandemic and begun to reassert itself. Nowhere was this felt more strongly than in the