Oui! Le shopping sur la table

Article Abstract:

The expected growth of European retail electronic commerce from $4 billion in 2000 to $64 billion in 2005 means European firms must tackle the issue of internet and website development or they may be left behind in the fast growing market. French retailers face legislation concerning the building of new out-of-town shopping centres, forcing many to reconsider the internet as a way of reducing the need for such facilities. The total 25 billion pounds sterling retail market in 2003 will provide only 7 billion pounds sterling for internet shopping.

France, Electronic commerce, E-commerce

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Serpent in paradise

Article Abstract:

Glasgow, Scotland has a successful shopping district that snakes around the city's centre. In 2001 the rents in this area have reached a high of 2,798 pounds sterling a square metre and this may cause some retailers to rethink their plans.

Evaluation, Economic aspects, Glasgow, Scotland

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Change of heart

Article Abstract:

Crest Nicholson has been appointed to redevelop Hemel Hempstead's town entre with a 35 million pounds stirling budget. Issues concerning the plans for the scheme are presented.

Case studies, City planning, Urban planning, Metropolitan areas

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