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"The UK cinema sector enters 2026 with a credible platform for further recovery and renewed strategic momentum."
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"The UK cinema sector enters 2026 with a credible platform for further recovery and renewed strategic momentum."

"Consumer resilience remains strong, key performance indicators are steadily improving, and investment momentum is projected to continue into 2026."

"National retail and leisure occupational trends to look for in 2026"

"Food inflation remains above the long-term average, yet the UK’s leading grocers continue to see positive performance driving investor competition for well-located supermarket assets"
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"The low-cost gym market has seen a phenomenal 30% increase in sites since 2020, with out-of-town (OOT) locations playing a pivotal role in this expansion."
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"Despite Europe’s recent economic performance, some of the continent’s more evolved retail warehouse markets have actually flourished. "

"Despite a decline in new store openings, the reduced take-up isn't a sign of waning retailer interest – it’s a reflection of limited supply. With competition for space intensifying, they ask: who is securing space, and will this level of demand be sustained? Savills experts will address these questions and more. Join Guy Ruddle as he hosts a discussion with Savills experts: Catherine Barnard, Associate Director in Out of Town Retail Agency; Sam Arrowsmith, Director in Out of Town Retail Research; and Ella Dryden-Peck, Associate Director in UK Investment. Together, they explore the factors driving the resilience of the out of town retail warehouse market. "
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"The UK retail warehouse market saw 307 new store openings in the first half of this year, trending significantly below the long term average (860 per year)."

"Retailer margins under pressure from record-high inflation"

"Retailer performance has varied by sector over the last 12 months; however, as austerity begins to ease, some operators are beginning to point to a more positive outlook"