Retail and leisure
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Five reasons to be cheerful about the leisure sector
Away from the limelight of restaurant CVAs, here are five reasons to be upbeat about the sector
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Retail, leisure and logistics: five key themes
A look at the key trends and issues in retail, leisure and logistics for 2019 and beyond
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Why energy should be put into unloved sheds
The introduction of MEES will drive interest in refurbishment and repurposing of industrial sheds
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Leisure occupancy rates drop in first half of 2018
Number of occupied leisure units start to decline after a long period of growth.
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Restaurant space slims down as economy bites
Planning activity for new food and beverage outlets in the capital continued to outstrip the rest of the UK, as London’s resilience to the dining crunch again proves we are…
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The developers going on a spending spree
From shopping centre extensions to new designer destinations, London is supporting a swathe of retail and leisure development. Claire Robson assesses the progress of the capital’s key projects
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The new shape of retail and leisure development
Today’s high-street retailers and out-of-town operators have to keep up with fickle, demanding customers and get their offer exactly right. And this adds extra uncertainty for developers