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Out of Town Retail
We deliver market leading investment, leasing and development advisory services throughout the UK for domestic and international clients, on retail parks, solus retail warehousing and foodstores.
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James Keany
Executive Director, Retail Leasing & Occupier Advisory
John Witherell
Senior Director, Retail Leasing & Occupier Advisory
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Catering for properties and developments of all sizes, advising you on high street, shopping centres and supermarkets.
Maximising the value of your property assets with our client-centered approach, providing unrivaled retail investment advice across global markets.
Providing market leading leasing and lease advisory services, ensuring your retail portfolio is working at maximum capacity.
Related Insights
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UK Monthly Index June 2025
UK commercial real estate saw a rise in capital values in H1 2025, with Retail and Industrial sectors recording the highest total returns.
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UK Retail at a Glance Q1 2025
CBRE's Retail at a Glance report offers a snapshot of the UK retail market. In Q1 2025, vacancy rates fell across High Streets, Retail Parks, and Shopping Centres, driving rental growth in selected markets.
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Investment in the office sector remained stable over the first quarter, despite a decrease in take-up. Across retail, prime restricted and secondary retail park yields compressed.
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Article | Adaptive Spaces
Retail's resilience: Prime assets lead the way
At first glance, the retail market may seem bleak. CBRE’s monthly index reveals that average retail rents are over 10% lower than a decade ago, and values over 30% lower.
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The UK’s online penetration rate has returned to trend in the post-pandemic period, and we are forecasting steady growth to continue.
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The latest CBRE Sustainability Index shows that inefficient assets continue to underperform.
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Last year saw the first signs of recovery in the UK real estate market following the downturn triggered by the global rise in interest rates.
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Valentine’s Day is a big day for retailers. Every year, 8 million roses are imported into the UK and 4 million bouquets of flowers are sold.
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Book | Intelligent Investment
European Real Estate Market Outlook 2025
2024 was a period of adjustment, as inflation continued its path back towards target levels, energy price increases had less of an impact on growth, and interest rates peaked.
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Article | Future Cities
Department Stores: How are they being reimagined?
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Evolving consumer trends over the last decade have resulted in a changing profile of the UK high street.
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Report | Intelligent Investment
UK Real Estate Market Outlook 2025
How will projected economic growth and investment in 2025 shape the real estate market? Discover the latest trends, predictions, and insights in our Outlook to refine your strategies today.
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Article | Future Cities
The resilience of London’s luxury real estate market
Last month, we launched our inaugural Luxury Real Estate 2024 report, homing in on the general outperformance of the luxury market across Europe. We’ve decided to look a little closer to home and have pulled out some of the key UK findings on the retail, hotels, and living sectors.
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Article | Future Cities
Canary Wharf: Transforming London’s banking district into a mixed-use destination
The way that people interact with the built environment has evolved. Canary Wharf has taken action to transform a once exclusively banking and finance dominated area into a mixed-use, vibrant destination for workers, residents, and visitors.
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Article | Intelligent Investment
Black Friday Predictions
In September, UK consumer confidence dropped for the first time in six months. Most likely driven by concerns surrounding the government budget scheduled for the end of the month.
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Article | Adaptive Spaces
Oxford Street reimagined: How pedestrianisation will transform London’s iconic high street
Last month the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, announced refreshed plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street.