Colliers Copenhagen Property Market Report 2019

Retail – Market Report 2019

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The shopping centre segment is one of the segments where polarisation has been particularly pronounced. In 2018, we have seen several examples of both portfo- lios and single properties of more secondary quality being taken off the market again due to financing restrictions and lack of investor demand. As a result, transactions involved mainly prime properties in 2018. We expect this trend to continue.

Market expectations

2019

2019

Area up to 100 sqm

15,500 - 24,000

Copenhagen high street (upper end)

Area 100-300 sqm

12,000 - 22,000

Area 300+ sqm 11,000 - 17,000

Area up to 100 sqm

7,000 - 13,000

 ANDREAS BRANDT, andreas.brandt@colliers.com

Copenhagen high street (lower end)

Area 100-300 sqm

6,500 - 12,000

Area 300+ sqm 4,500 - 9,000

Area up to 300 sqm

Copenhagen Latin Quarter/Ny Østergade/ Grønnegade

3,400 - 9,500

Area 300+ sqm 2,800 - 7,000

Area up to 300 sqm

Copenhagen other central city districts

1,300 - 4,200

Area 300+ sqm 1,200 - 3,200

Area up to 100 sqm

1,300 - 6,000

Greater Copenhagen high street

Area 100-300 sqm

1,150 - 5,500

Area 300+ sqm

700 - 2,800

Anchor food

850 - 1,700

Anchor non-food Area up to 100 sqm

850 - 2,000

Regional shopping centres

1,700 - 7,500

Area 100-300 sqm

1,300 - 5,400

Area 300+ sqm

600 - 4,400

Anchor food

900 - 1,700

Area up to 100 sqm

900 - 4,200

Local shopping centres

Area 100-300 sqm

900 - 3,400

Area 300+ sqm

700 - 2,800

Big box properties

Area 300+ sqm

750 - 1,800

Note: DKK per sqm p.a. excluding operating costs and taxes. Source: Colliers International

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