Measuring the benefits of anchors to the shopping center

Article Abstract:

Two factors, differing externality effects and differing location-demand price elasticities, determine the rents that different mall tenants will pay. Locating stores properly, which involves placing stores so that their various externalities will most beneficially affect other stores, benefits both developers and tenants. Landlords can benefit, therefore, by developing an understanding the impact of tenants' externalities.

Retail Stores, Shopping Center Developers, Models, Management, Location, Leases, Stores, Shopping centers

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The changing demand for office space

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Previous generalities about the use of office space in US cities do not fit the use of office space in US cities in the 1990s. A 21-city survey found that cities have had different growth rates, have different industries and have produced different space use patterns. The finance, real estate and insurance industries are not the impetus for office space usage and each worker does not need 250 square feet of office space.

Analysis, Office layout

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Is central London's office market poised for recovery?

Article Abstract:

Oversupply is the primary factor behind central London, England's depressed office property market. It will take several years for demand to catch up to supply, making it likely that central London office values and rents will drop further before recovering. The core markets in the City area could achieve a supply-demand balance by 1995.

Office & Commercial Developers, Prices and rates, Forecasts and trends, Real estate industry, London, England, Office buildings, Commercial developers

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