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CBRE REPORT ON RETAIL
Malls make a comeback: Retail space demand jumps 20%India’s retail leasing activity grew 20% year-on-year to 3.9 million sq ft in the first half of 2026, despite inflation and geopolitical co...- India emerges as Asia-Pacific’s top office real estate market on robust leasing sentiment: ReportIndia's commercial real estate market demonstrates remarkable resilience across office, retail, and industrial sectors, surpassing other As...
- Holy cities like Ayodhya, Varanasi attracting big retail brands: ReportRetail brands are expanding their presence in key Indian cities like Ayodhya, Varanasi, Amritsar, Puri, Tirupati, and Ajmer, as they capita...
- More than 30 major retail brands entered 14 Tier-II cities during Jan-Sep period last year: ReportOver 30 retail brands, including Croma, Armani Exchange, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Reliance Smart, Tanishq, H&M, Marks & Spencer, GAP, Starb...
- Retail leasing grows 24% year-on-year in the first half of 2023Retail leasing in India saw a 24% YoY growth during Jan-Jun 2023 and a 15% rise QoQ, according to a CBRE report. The Jan-Jun 2023 period re...
- Retail leasing increased by 114% YoY during Jan–Sept 2022: Report“Nearly 40% Y-o-Y growth in leasing activity was observed in the retail sector in Q3 2022 and 114% Y-o-Y between Jan–Sept 2022. Owing to th...
- Retailers are focusing on redistribution of space at stores: CBREInventory management can be optimised through predictive demand analytics, which could lead to purchases being dispatched from warehouses a...
- DLF Noida mall in CBRE list of 22 best global retail projectsGlobal property consultant CBRE selected these elite properties based on their global stature as retail venues that best welcome and retain...
- Retail real estate saw $700 mn investment in 2016: CBREAccording to CBRE, a majority of the supply that entered the market in 2016 was concentrated in the National Capital Region (NCR), Bengalur...
- Delhi eigth among Asia Pacific's retail hotspots in 2014: ReportThe year saw Tokyo attracting the most number of new retail entrants (63), followed by Singapore (58), Taipei (49), Hong Kong (45) and Beij...
- E-commerce drives demand for warehousing, office spaceBy 2014-end, about 3.5 mn sq ft of office space had either been leased or was in various stages of negotiation by e-comm cos across the cou...
- Shopping malls supply dips 79% in 2014 on construction delaysGlobal retailers Burger King and Fat Burger made inroads into the country as well, with stores in Delhi.
- Asia Pacific shoppers prefer large malls, says surveyWith the retail real estate evolving, consumers across Asia Pacific region prefer large shopping centres to smaller formats, according to a...
- E-commerce firms leases 6 lakh sq ft warehousing space in H1The consultant noted that new supply of logistics & warehousing space are likely to come up across Delhi-NCR, Mumbai and Bangalore in comin...
- Shopping malls projects delayed; retail supply down 80 per cent in H1Supply of retail space in shopping malls fell by 80% in first half of 2014 in 7 major cities as projects have been delayed
- Retail space supply in malls up by 78% in 2013: CBRERetail space supply in shopping malls grew by 78 per cent during 2013 to 4.7 million sq ft in seven major cities.
- Logistics and warehousing industry on growth path: CBRELogistics and warehousing industry continued to witness growth during the first half of 2013 despite weak economic scenario, property consu...
- Delhi witnesses entry of 13 new foreign retailers in 2012As many as 13 major global retailers opened shops in the national capital last year and more are expected to enter the Indian market.
- India ranks 39th in global favourite places for retailersThe country has emerged as the 39th most preferred destination for retailers in the world, while China is the fifth in the list, which cont...
- Lack of funds delaying realty projects in India: CBREReal estate projects in India are getting delayed due to paucity of funds, even as developers struggle to cope with decline in sales volume...
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