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Enjoy Luxury Retail in Prime Locations LUXURY RETAIL IN PRIME LOCATIONS ENJOY LUXURY RETAIL IN PRIME LOCATIONS GERMANY • SWITZERLAND • AUSTRIA CONTENTS Editorial ................................................................................................... 3 Some of Europe‘s most exclusive Retail Destinations ................................... 4 Luxury Retail in Germany . ................................................................... 6 – 17 Luxury Retail in Switzerland ............................................................. 18 – 23 Luxury Retail in Austria ..................................................................... 24 – 29 Contact ................................................................................................. 31 2 “ICONIC LOCATIONS FOR SPARKLING BRANDS” Luxury retail premises must be capable of far more than merely producing good turnover and returns. Global brands expect spaces that provide the perfect stage to represent their image and to showcase their unique collections. As a specialist in retail and luxury real estate premises, we keep this constantly in mind and strive for excellence in everything we do. Since 1979, our aim has been to focus on the higher end of the German-speaking market base whilst still maintaining our own luxury retail unit. Our strong network provides us with access to a range of platforms that are suitable to any luxury brand, as property owners benefit from our partnership with global luxury clients and their stunning architectural boutique concepts and red carpet collections. If you consult with us, we can give you advice to help you define your goals and implement them accordingly. Our mission is clear: to achieve sustainable added value for both parties, tenant and land- lord. We recognise that it is a win-win situation for both parties when they collaborate. This is where we can help you. We know what it takes to make a successful business: focused market observation, professional environment analysis, international expertise, a close partnership and network, dedicated consultation and a real instinct for market developments. It is these components that shape the foundation and add value for both the retailer and the property owner – we speak the language of both! Massimiliano Baroni Managing Director Luxury Retail 3 WELCOME TO SOME OF EUROPE‘S MOST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL DESTINATIONS Hamburg Berlin Duesseldorf GERMANY Frankfurt Munich Vienna AUSTRIA Salzburg Zurich Geneva SWITZERLAND COMFORT offices 4 5 6 LUXURY RETAIL IN GERMANY BERLIN · DUESSELDORF · FRANKFURT HAMBURG · MUNICH 7 BERLIN Inhabitants Total inhabitants 2015 3,469,849 Inhabitant projection 2015/2030 +10% Retail key data Retail purchasing power 2015 (Germany = 100) 96.9 Retail centrality 2015 (Germany = 100) 105.5 Hotel tourism Number of guests 2015 12,369,293 Overnight stays 2015 in total 30,250,166 From abroad 13,648,135 Total in % 45.1 Countries of origin Arab Gulf states: 188,250 China: 266,124 India: 56,556 Japan: 137,416 Other Asian states: 777,757 Russia: 353,491 USA: 1,080,300 & Consulting GfK,COMFORT-Research Statistical office Berlin - Brandenburg, Source: 8 KURFÜRSTENDAMM Les Solistes by Hecker‘s Hotel Kempinski Hotel Bristol Pierre Gagnaire Hotel am Zoo Guide Michelin 2016 Bleibtreustrasse Bleibtreustrasse Berliner Volksbank 46 Markus Semmler Delfi 46 195 – 196 BOGGI Milano Wunderkind 46 195 – 196 Shan Rahimkhan Aubade 46 195 – 196 Curry 195 Guide Michelin 2016 Restaurant Redelsheimer 47 195 – 196 Audi City Center Wolford 48 – 49 195 – 196 Escada Porsche Design 48 – 49 195 – 196 Zadig & Voltaire René Lezard 48 – 49 Brille 54 50 195 – 196 Philipp Plein Ludwig Reiter 50 193 – 194 diptyque Aigner 50 193 – 194 Restaurant Grosz Frey Wille 50a 193 – 194 Salvatore Ferragamo Zilli 50a 193 – 194 Versace Einstein Kaffee 50a 193 – 194 Brunello Cucinelli Restaurant Paulo Scuttaro 51 Kurfürstendamm 190 – 192 Moncler Yves Delorme 51 190 – 192 Gucci Schlüterstrasse 190 – 192 Bulgari Schlüterstrasse mientus 52 Yves Saint Laurent 52 188 – 189 Cartier Bally 52 Hellmann 53 188 – 189 Campbell Agent Provocateur 54 – 55 188 – 189 Chanel Robbe & Berking 54 – 55 186 – 187 Dolce & Gabbana Chopard 54 – 55 186 – 187 MCM Carina 54 – 55 186 – 187 Ermenegildo Zegna Giorgio Armani 54 – 55 186 – 187 Prada Wielandstrasse Steigenberger Hotel Berlin Wielandstrasse Hublot 56 185 Louis Vuitton Céline 56 185 Jil Sander Valentino 57 Waldorf Astoria Sofitel Hermès 58 184 Rolex Bottega Veneta 59 – 60 Kurfürstendamm 184 Mulberry 183 Burberry Commerzbank 59 – 60 182 Deutsche Bank Swissotel Berlin Leibnizstrasse Olivaer Platz Hotel Louisa‘s Place 9 DUESSELDORF Inhabitants Total inhabitants 2015 604,527 Inhabitant projection 2015/2030 +9.6% Retail key data Retail purchasing power 2015 (Germany = 100) 117.4 Retail centrality 2015 (Germany = 100) 118.3 Hotel tourism Number of guests 2015 2,663,919 Overnight stays 2015 in total 4,403,960 From abroad 1,800,747 Total in % 40.9 Countries of origin Arab Gulf states: 105,970 China: 79,591 India: 25,421 Japan: 76,978 Other Asian states: 73,569 Russia: 83,626 USA: 118,676 & Consulting GfK,COMFORT-Research and tourism, Duesseldorf Marketing Source: 10 KÖNIGSALLEE 2 – 4 Max Mara Steigenberger Parkhotel 6 – 8 Bogner 6 – 8 Ludwig Reiter Kaufhof 1 Derag Livinghotel De Medici 10 Harry Winston 12 Tod‘s 14 Wempe Nagaya Theodor-Körner-Strasse 11 11 11 11 18 Miu Miu Guide Michelin 2016 18 Tiffany‘s 20 Louis Vuitton Schnitzler Hugo Boss 22 Hallhuber Michael Kors Michael Kors 22 Montblanc Breidenbacher Hof 24 Bulgari 26 Bucherer Bose 15 Abercrombie & Fitch 17 28 Salvatore Ferragamo 28 Prange Nespresso 19 La Terrazza Kö-Center Zadig & Voltaire 21 – 23 30 Dior Königsallee Königsallee MCM Barbara Fréres 21 – 23 30 Blome Versace 21 – 23 Brioni 30 Dior Guide Michelin 2016 Trinkausstrasse Königstrasse Hermés 27 – 31 34 Prada Victorian Setareh Gallery 27 – 31 36 Christel Heilmann Setareh Fine Carpets 27 – 31 36 Juppen 40 Gucci Guide Michelin 2016 40 Chanel Milian by Annette Görtz 33 42 Franzen Stadtgraben 44 Kult 44 Leysieffer 46 Douglas Commerzbank 37 46 Georg Hornemann 48 Prange 50 Burberry 52 Patrizia Pepe 54 Pomellato Benrather Strasse Steinstrasse Königsallee Königsallee 1 Cartier (Steinstrasse) 1 Longchamp 56 Desigual 56 Philipp Plein Deutsche Bank 45 – 51 56 Emporio Armani Sevens 58 Brunelli Cucinelli 58 Karl Lagerfeld 60 Robbe & Berking Kö-Galerie 60 Wellendorff 62 Commerzbank Hyatt Regency Duesseldorf 62 Jil Sander 64 Zara 66 United Colors of Benetton 68 Rent a Juwelier 68 Ermenegildo Zegna Bastionstrasse Grünstrasse 70 Massimo Dutti InterContinental 72 Giorgio Armani 11 FRANKFURT Inhabitants Total inhabitants 2015 717,624 Inhabitant projection 2015/2030 +4.6% Retail key data Retail purchasing power 2015 (Germany = 100) 113.3 Retail centrality 2015 (Germany = 100) 104.6 Hotel tourism Number of guests 2015 5,104,961 Overnight stays 2015 in total 8,676,721 From abroad 3,891,729 Total in % 44.9 Countries of origin Arab Gulf states: 249,314 China: 279,750 India: 80,301 Japan: 177,561 Other Asian states: 461,400 Russia: 63,477 USA: 551,115 & Consulting GfK,COMFORT-Research am Main, GmbH Frankfurt Tourismus+Congress Source: 12 GOETHESTRASSE Restaurant Lafleur Guide Michelin 2016 Neue Mainzer Strasse Opernplatz Steigenberger Hotel Lalique 37 Metropolitan Valleverde 37 Renovation 37 Uli Knecht 35 Brunello Cucinelli 1 Ermenegildo Zegna 33 34 MCM Etro 1 Tod‘s 31 34 Jil Sander Luginsland 34 Berluti 34 Twin Set INNSIDE Frankfurt Eurotheum Miu Miu 29 32 Hackett Mont Blanc 29 32 Michael Kors Tumi 29 30 Mulberry Paula Ka 27 Jimmy Choo 27 26 – 28 Burberry Moncler 25 22 R. Brenner Hermès 25 22 Versace Karl Lagerfeld 23 Bally 23 20 Tiffany & Co. Bogner 21 Giorgio Armani 19 18 IWC 7 for all mankind 15 – 17 18 Camper Pfüller Fashion 15 – 17 Dior 13 16 Bulgari Loro Piana 11 Goethestrasse 14 Vertu Cartier 11 Friedrich 9 14 Renovation Prada 9 12 Pfüller Kids Alte Rothofstrasse Linda 7 10 Chanel The Westin Grand 10 Wempe Aigner 7 4 – 8 Longchamp 5 Gucci 5 4 – 8 Jaeger-LeCoultre Tiger-Gourmetrestaurant 5 – 7 4 – 8 Wellendorf Guide Michelin 2016 5 – 7 Massimo Dutti 3 5 9 – 11 4 – 8 Hublot 2 Aubade Escada Nespresso Omega Bottega Veneta Louis Vuitton 1 Prada 2 Salvatore Ferragamo Jumeirah Frankfurt Goetheplatz Steigenberger Hotel 13 HAMBURG Inhabitants Total inhabitants 2015 1,762,791 Inhabitant projection 2015/2030 +6.7% Retail key data Retail purchasing power 2015 (Germany = 100) 110.1 Retail centrality 2015 (Germany = 100) 110.9 Hotel tourism Number of guests 2015 6,276,613 Overnight stays 2015 in total 12,639,295 From abroad 3,108,279 Total in % 24.6 Countries of origin Arab Gulf states: 93,264 China: 71,009 India: 17,662 Japan: 33,439 Other Asian states: 87,719 Russia: 58,247 USA: 194,982 & Consulting COMFORT-Research GfK, Statistical office of Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein, Source: 14 NEUER WALL Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Haerlin Guide Michelin 2016 Jungfernstieg 1 – 5 Wempe Geox 2 – 6 1 – 5 Douglas OMEGA 2 – 6 1 – 5 Patek Philippe Thomas Sabo 8 7 Frey Wille WMF 10 9 Mango Nespresso 10 11 Ladage & Oelke Rimowa 10 13 Felix Jud Michael Kors 10 13 Tumi Kleine Longchamp 18 15 Cadenzza Alster Campbell 18 15 Calida Brahmfeld & Gutruf 18 17 Neuhaus Peuterey Design Store Porsche Sahling ecco 18 17 Floris van Bommel ZARA & other stories 20 Marriott Hotel 19 Tiffany & Co. 6a 2 – 4 2 – 4 2 – 4 Cartier 22 19 COS Hugo Boss Poststrasse Schleusenbrücke 7 5 Bulgari 24 25 – 31 Möhring Puma Waßmann 26 – 28 Neuer Wall 9-11 W. Weitz 26 – 28 25 – 31 Max Mara Aubade Budapester Schuhe 30 35 Unger Prada 32 37 Louis Vuitton Gucci 34 Florencemoda Burberry 36 39 Akris Massimo Dutti 38 41 Laurèl Hermès 40 41 Tod´s Abercrombie & Fitch Abercrombie & Fitch Faber Castell 42 Ewige Lampe 42 41 Salvatore Ferragamo Neuenwallfleet Neuenwallfleet Ermenegildo Zegna 44 Sönnichsen 44 43 – 49 Jil Sander Loro Piana 46 43 – 49 Moncler Mientus 48 Renaissance Hamburg La Perla 50 43 – 49 van Laack Liz Malraux Design 50 43 – 49 Mahlberg Hohe Bleichen SØR 50 Heuberg Bleichenbrücke Adolphsbrücke Mont Blanc 52 9 Gudrun Sjöden Etro 7 53 – 55 Pomellato Illums Bolighus 54 53 – 55 Wolford Große Bleichen Renovation 64 53 – 55 Bally Rolls-Royce 64 57 Fahnen Fleck Sofitel Hamburg Alter Wall Bornhold 72 59 Stefanel Dolce & Gabbana 80 61 Marlies Möller Neuer Wall 63 Lacoste St.
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