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Research: ECSP develops European review of lease contracts
Provides overview of lease contract terms in shopping centres across 36 European countries.
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Report: War in Ukraine costs shopping centre industry US$9.9 billion
45% of retail spaces in Eastern regions have been damaged 76% of shopping centres in the country have now reopened Data from the UCSC shows the market has already recovered by 70% since February The Ukrainian Council of Shopping Centres (UCSC), a member of the European Council of Shopping Places (ECSP), has today published a report on how the current war in the country has impacted the retail and retail
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Winners announced for inaugural ECSP Solal Marketing Awards
Awards recognise marketing excellence in retail and leisure destination across Europe The European Council of Shopping Places (ECSP), the voice for Europe’s retail property sector, has announced twenty-eight winners of its inaugural Solal Marketing Awards. Over a hundred entries from sixteen countries participated. This year the awards ceremony was held online, with the full list of winners available on ECSP’s website. The awards, previously hosted by the International Council of
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5 key takeaways from ECSP’s webinar on the energy crisis and its impact on the European retail property sector
Real estate is already under the spotlight of EU legislators seeking to tackle the impact of climate change. A summer marked by droughts, wildfires and water shortages will soon be replaced by a winter of discontent, that will impact consumers and businesses. On 27 September 2022, ECSP hosted a webinar on the current energy crisis and how it could impact Europe’s retail property sector. We discussed the EU’s emerging energy
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EXPO REAL 2022 insights
Reasons to be optimistic despite the challenges ahead Joanna Fisher, CEO of ECE Marketplaces and a member of ECSP’s board, attended this year’s edition of EXPO REAL. It was an opportunity to network and engage after another year that has seen Europe take on further new challenges which have significant effects also for the industry. Given the challenges the pandemic created and the concerns over the global economy ahead, the
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Hot property: Why energy efficient buildings alone will not mitigate climate change
Josefina Lindblom, Senior Policy Officer responsible for Sustainable Buildings at DG Environment in the European Commission, explains why the full life cycle of a building needs to be considered when looking at its energy footprint beyond day-to-day operations and what the industry should be doing to prepare for the future.
