Out of town threat may be a myth
Out of town threat may be a myth
- 1996
- Property Week 57(8) 22 November 1996, 6(1) .
According to research by DTZ Debenham Thorpe and Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners for the British Council of Shopping Centres, published in "Town centre futures; the long-term impact of new developments", out-of-town shopping centres may have accelerated the decline of town and city centres but did not initiate it. Cites Sheffield, Newcastle and Dudley as examples.
CITY CENTRES
COMPETITION
DECLINE
HIGH STREET
OUT-OF-TOWN SHOPPING CENTRES
TOWN CENTRES
According to research by DTZ Debenham Thorpe and Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners for the British Council of Shopping Centres, published in "Town centre futures; the long-term impact of new developments", out-of-town shopping centres may have accelerated the decline of town and city centres but did not initiate it. Cites Sheffield, Newcastle and Dudley as examples.
CITY CENTRES
COMPETITION
DECLINE
HIGH STREET
OUT-OF-TOWN SHOPPING CENTRES
TOWN CENTRES