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Retail Property News
Clem Constantine takes over as Marks & Spencer international boss
Marks & Spencer property director Clem Constantine has assumed responsibility for the retailer’s international division.
George Davies picks sites for new fashion venture
Fashion entrepreneur George Davies has identified the first seven sites for his new GIVe womenswear brand that is set to launch in October.
Irish upward-only rent review ban introduced
Ireland’s Justice Minister Dermot Ahern is to ban the use of upward-only rent reviews from the end of this month for all new retail leases.
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New Look and Next take over Ballymena Bhs
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Boris Johnson hails John Lewis decision to anchor Westfield Stratford
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Mobile operator Orange builds larger high street presence
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Scribbler to grow as it eyes cheap deals
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35,000 shops could shut this year
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Liberty of London to exit Sloane Street store
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Retail rents to plunge 20% by end of 2010
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Ryman on the expansion trail as deals improve
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CBI: rejection of business rates amendment ‘will damage local economies’
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Italy’s Jfour jean brand kicks off UK offensive
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High Street Fashion Week set for Oxford Street
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H&M expansion plans to accelerate in second half
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Clinton Cards buys 196 Birthdays stores
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Four retailers sign for space at Aberdeen Union Square scheme
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Asda property development director to leave in autumn
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McArthurGlen lands Glasgow Airport deal
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Deals struck on 210 Birthdays stores but 800 jobs to go
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Retail Property In Depth
Newcastle: Retailers’ move to Eldon Square extension leaves voids in existing centre
An ambitious project to extend Newcastle’s largest shopping centre is under way, but as Ben Cooper reports, while lettings are going well, the older part of the centre is set to struggle
Here today, gone tomorrow: temporary retailers on the increase
Temporary retailers are becoming increasingly common on the high street as landlords struggle to fill their units. Charlotte Hardie goes in search of these often enigmatic operators
Retail Property Comment
Helping the high street fight back
Tomorrow, July 4, is Independents’ Day in Swansea. It’s an annual festival to get more people shopping in the city centre and the evidence suggests it doubles footfall.
