Much has been written and requested to tackle the problems of our town centres. But, at last, the UK economy is in good health; retail sales are on the rise and both corporate failures and high street vacancies are down. The warm glow of optimism has now moved many investors to target UK retail. Both the stack and range of capital is almost reminiscent of 2005/6. The only complaint is lack of stock and movement in pricing. So who am I to add a note of caution? Let's face it, after seven years of apparent famine in ourtown centres it's about time we 'feasted'. And as a nation we certainly know how to party (property leading the way here), with our insatiable demand for more venues to eat out, watch films, drink and even bop -perhaps not me. Leisure is really booming and no self-respecting town centre should be without it, So the prospect is bright? Well, yes and no.
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