Midsummer murmurs
Language: English Series: Property Week ; 72(24) 15 June 2007, 42-45(4)Publication details: 2007Subject(s): Summary: Reports on Colliers CRE's annual Midsummer Retail Report. A disparity is shown between the values of prime and secondary schemes. Prime yields are set to hold but secondary yields may rise. In 2005, 120 shopping centres worth £7.8bn were traded. Some schemes were withdrawn from the market when they failed to attract high enough prices. Out-of-town property investors are likely to lose out in both yields and rents in the coming year. Rises in rents were rare last year. Fosse Park in Leicester keeps its rates at £95 per sq ft. It remains the most expensive retail park in Britain.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Reports on Colliers CRE's annual Midsummer Retail Report. A disparity is shown between the values of prime and secondary schemes. Prime yields are set to hold but secondary yields may rise. In 2005, 120 shopping centres worth £7.8bn were traded. Some schemes were withdrawn from the market when they failed to attract high enough prices. Out-of-town property investors are likely to lose out in both yields and rents in the coming year. Rises in rents were rare last year. Fosse Park in Leicester keeps its rates at £95 per sq ft. It remains the most expensive retail park in Britain.