High street retailers move out-of-town

Language: English Series: Sunday Business ; 21 February 1999, 8(2)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: Out of town shopping parks traditionally favoured by DIY stores are now becoming popular with leading high street retailers such as Next and GAP. This is proving profitable for property companies.

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Out of town shopping parks traditionally favoured by DIY stores are now becoming popular with leading high street retailers such as Next and GAP. This is proving profitable for property companies.

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