Formerly Local Data Company (LDC), Retail Analytics Pro is an evolution of LDC with Green Street’s (parent company of LDC) unrivalled property-level data.
In our latest blog we examine the accuracy of our projections against the actual outcomes witnessed during the first half of 2023, highlighting the complex relationships of forecasts and reality in the retail and leisure sectors.
Read the blog below: https://t.co/LyqvvLfU1b
Earlier this year The Body Shop, announced that it had gone into administration, with the chance of mass closures. Read our blog that delves into The Body Shop’s store portfolio, the impact on competitors, and which locations will be most affected.
https://t.co/EhDM11u1FY
LDC and @GreenStreet_CRE are committed to helping our clients drive returns and navigate the ever-evolving retail space. Discuss the most recent trends in the retail market and commercial real estate with our team at @crmarketplace at stand 22.
The Local Data Company and @GreenStreet_CRE covers key developments across the entire GB retail and leisure market over 2023 revealing a boom in commercial real estate activity over the past year.
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https://t.co/qHk2NImX92
LDC data and Commercial Director @LucyElizabeth_S feature in this latest article from the @EveningStandard as they explore what The Body Shop administration could mean for High Streets and Landlords.
https://t.co/miYRQ43isj
LDC data plays a strategic role across various teams at @knightfrank We spoke to Emma Barnstable and Cameron McDonald about how we contribute to shaping insights in the office, senior living, and residential (BTR) sectors.
Read the case study below:
https://t.co/SGQg9JZvHd
The overall GB vacancy rate remains steady compared to the last quarter, and our latest Vacancy Rate Monitor indicates that retail parks continue to be favoured by many GB occupiers.
Click the link below to read our Q4 vacancy rate findings.
https://t.co/K9b2qwhaoc
In our latest chapter in our Then & Now series, where we track the change in retail and leisure over the past decade, read our blog below as LDC explores the evolving landscape of GB High Streets.
https://t.co/fB0pigVX58
2023 has been an incredible year for the LDC Group. Alongside exciting development across our products and capabilities, this year also saw the LDC Group being acquired but global real estate research provider, Green Street. Watch our end of year round up here.
LDC has partnered with Green Street, an industry-leading provider of commercial real estate intelligence and analytics, to deliver an in-depth market analysis following our recent acquisition. Register below https://t.co/vKaAZlIi61
@LucyElizabeth_S spoke to @thetimes about how large chains have reduced their operating hours. Click the article below to read more about how the high street is changing to reflect evolving consumer preferences.
https://t.co/zcCNVnC6jz
@LucyElizabeth_S spoke to @thetimes about how large chains have reduced their operating hours. Click the article below to read more about how the high street is changing to reflect evolving consumer preferences.
https://t.co/zcCNVnC6jz
Exciting corporate news! LDC has been acquired by @GreenStreet_CRE – the preeminent provider of commercial real estate intelligence and analytics. Read the press release and learn more about Green Street: https://t.co/bE5mFp8seR
Our latest blog reviews 10 years of LDC data on the GB shopping centre sector, mapping the scale of change across a location type which continues to show plenty of potential. https://t.co/7sHX3jeCoL
Last week we published our latest LDC report detailing how the UK retail and leisure market changed during H1 2023.
Download the report below for the latest market insights, including vacancy rates, redevelopment, retail performance, and future outlook.
https://t.co/YdUVpoyBfC
@guardian coverage of our H1 2023 analysis by @whatbutlersaw:
https://t.co/rwqz9ACONB
Our report is now available to download at https://t.co/3apVwmekrO.
There are now 1,601 chain retailer and hospitality brands that have emerged in the last decade, bringing the total number of chain brands to 3,732. This increased diversity in the market compared to 10 years ago raises the question: What will the landscape look like in a decade?