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European sc development report november 2013
1. MARKETBEAT
SHOPPING CENTRE
DEVELOPMENT REPORT
EUROPE
NOVEMBER 2013
A Cushman & Wakefield Research Publication
OVERVIEW
Approximately 1.8 million sq.m of new
shopping centre GLA were delivered onto
the market in the first half of 2013. Central
and Eastern European countries again
accounted for the majority of this total, with
their share (70%) increasing when compared with the previous six
months. The final figure of new shopping centre space completed
was, however, significantly short of the total previously forecast,
with a number of projects delayed to H2 2013 and 2014. Projected
space to be completed in H2 2013 and 2014 now stands at 4.9
million and 6.1 million respectively, with 69% of all new supply in
the pipeline expected to be delivered in Central and Eastern
Europe (including Turkey). However, the situation remains fluid
and pipeline figures may be subject to further revisions.
MARKET SIZE
The estimated total shopping centre floorspace stands at
approximately 150 million sq.m of GLA as of the 1st of July 2013.
France remains the largest market by shopping centre space,
breaking the 17.0 million sq.m barrier in H1 2013, followed closely
by the UK which has a total of 16.8 million of GLA.
Russia is still the third largest market, albeit the total figure was
revised down to 16.0 million to take into account only quality space
which would be comparable to other European markets. Despite
the revision, Russia is still expected to overtake the UK as the
second largest market, with over 3.2 million sq.m under
construction and due to be completed by the end of 2014. This
represents just over 29% of the entire European pipeline, but as
always there remains a level of uncertainty over the completion
dates of many of these schemes.
Turkey is second in terms of shopping centre space in the pipeline
for H2 2013/2014. Over 1.5 million sq.m of GLA are scheduled to
be completed, with nearly a third set to be delivered in Istanbul.
Assuming all projects are completed on schedule, this would
represent an 18% increase in shopping centre space.
Strong growth is also anticipated in a range of other markets, with
the Ukraine, Russia, Bulgaria, Finland, Croatia and Slovakia all
expected to see double-digit rises in shopping centre GLA. Similarly
to their Russian neighbours, the Ukraine is expected to see a
significant increase (42%) when compared to existing space over
the coming 18 months, although its pipeline is also subject to
changes due to the uncertainty surrounding the eventual
completion of some schemes.
France and Italy are the top Western European markets in terms of
space in the pipeline, with 798,700 sq.m and 757,350 sq.m
respectively scheduled for completion, but with most of this total
expected to come onto the market next year.
EUROPEAN SHOPPING CENTRE PIPELINE H2 2013-2014
(MILLION SQ.M)
Russia
Turkey
Ukraine
France
Poland
Italy
Germany
Finland
United Kingdom
Norway
Netherlands
Croatia
Czech Rep.
Romania
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Sweden
Austria
Spain
Bosnia Herz.
Portugal
Denmark
Belgium
Estonia
Lithuania
Slovenia
Serbia
Malta
Luxembourg
Latvia
Ireland
Hungary
Greece
0.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.5
RETAIL MARKET INDICATORS, EU-27 AVERAGE
2012
2013
GDP Per Head (€)
25,614
25,806
Private Consumption Per Head (€)
14,949
15,031
Private Consumption (% real change pa)
-0.7%
0.1%
Average Consumer Prices (% change pa)
2.6%
1.7%
YEAR
Source: Oxford Economics
MAJOR SCHEMES IN THE PIPELINE
COUNTRY
CITY
SCHEME NAME
Russia
Moscow
Avia Park
SC GLA
(SQ.M)
235,000
Turkey
Istanbul
Mall of Istanbul
155,000
2014
Russia
Moscow
Columbus
140,000
2014
Ukraine
Kiev
Respublika
138,000
2013
Russia
Saratov
Tay Gallery
108,700
2014
2014