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Table of Contents VOLUME 1 EUROPE i Imprint ii Foreword CONTINENTAL EUROPE 1 Overview Europe Page 10 2 Overview Switzerland Page 12 3 Zurich Page 14 4 Geneva Page 22 5 Lucerne Page 28 6 Lugano Page 30 7 Swiss Department Stores Page 32 8 Swiss Shopping Malls Page 34 9 Swiss Retail Real Estate Investments Page 42 10 Swiss M&A Deals Page 46 11 Overview Germany Page 50 12 Berlin Page 52 13 Munich Page 62 14 Hamburg Page 70 15 Cologne Page 76 16 Frankfurt Page 82 17 Stuttgart Page 90 18 Düsseldorf Page 92 19 German Shopping Malls Page 98 20 German Retail Real Estate Investments Page 104 21 German M&A Deals Page 116 22 Overview Austria Page 120 23 Vienna Page 122 24 Salzburg Page 128 25 Innsbruck Page 130 26 Austrian Shopping Malls Page 132 27 Overview United Kingdom Page 140 28 London Page 146 29 Dublin Page 190 30 Edinburgh Page 194 31 Glasgow Page 198 32 Overview Western and Southern Europe Page 202 33 Paris Page 208 34 Brussels Page 236 35 Antwerp Page 240 36 Amsterdam Page 246 37 Milan Page 254 locationgroup research | Retail Market Study 2014 38 Rome Page 274 39 Florence Page 290 40 Venice Page 294 41 Barcelona Page 298 42 Madrid Page 308 43 Lisbon Page 316 NORTHERN EUROPE 44 Overview Northern Europe Page 324 45 Copenhagen Page 332 46 Oslo Page 338 47 Stockholm Page 342 48 Helsinki Page 350 EASTERN EUROPE 49 Russia Page 354 50 Moscow Page 362 51 St. Petersburg Page 370 52 Overview Eastern Europe Page 374 53 Kiev Page 378 54 Tallinn Page 382 55 Riga Page 384 56 Vilnius Page 388 57 Warsaw Page 390 58 Prague Page 396 59 Budapest Page 402 60 Bucharest Page 406 61 Almaty Page 410 62 Baku Page 412 SOUTHEAST EUROPE 63 Overview Southeastern Europe Page 416 64 Athens Page 426 65 Belgrade Page 428 66 Skopje Page 430 67 Zagreb Page 432 SPECIALS 68 European Shopping Malls Page 434 69 European Retail Estate Investments Page 446 locationgroup research | Retail Market Study 2014 Table of Contents HOLD I AY RESORTS 70 Holiday Resorts Page 462 71 Monte Carlo Page 464 72 Nice Page 466 73 Cannes Page 470 74 Saint-Tropez Page 474 75 Chamonix Page 478 76 Courchevel Page 480 77 Cortina d’Ampezzo Page 484 78 Porto Cervo Page 486 79 Forte dei Marmi Page 488 80 Capri Page 492 81 St. Moritz Page 496 82 Gstaad Page 500 83 Andermatt Page 504 84 Zermatt Page 506 85 Crans-Montana Page 508 86 Kitzbühel Page 510 87 Sylt Page 512 88 Balearic Islands Page 514 89 Aspen Page 516 90 The Hamptons Page 518 91 Hawaii Page 522 PREVIEW WORLD Middle East, Asia & Pacific and Africa Page 528 North and Latin America Page 540 50 Biggest International Retail Investments Page 544 50 Most Popular Store Openings Page 546 Most Expensive Retail Locations Worldwide Page 548 M&A Deals Worldwide Page 550 iii APPENDIX Sources Europe Page 552 Index locationgroup research | Retail Market Study 2014 Table of Contents HOLIDAY RESORTS VOLUME 2 70 Holiday Resorts Page 462 MIDDLE EAST, ASIA & PACIFIC, AND AFRICA 71 Monte Carlo Page 464 72 Nice Page 466 i Imprint 73 Cannes Page 470 ii Foreword 74 Saint-Tropez Page 474 75 Chamonix Page 478 MIDDLE EAST 76 Courchevel Page 480 92 Overview Middle East Page 594 77 Cortina d’Ampezzo Page 484 93 Istanbul Page 598 78 Porto Cervo Page 486 94 Tel Aviv Page 604 79 Forte dei Marmi Page 488 95 Beirut Page 608 80 Capri Page 492 96 Abu Dhabi Page 612 81 St. Moritz Page 496 97 Dubai Page 632 82 Gstaad Page 500 98 Riyadh Page 648 83 Andermatt Page 504 99 Jeddah Page 654 84 Zermatt Page 506 100 Kuwait Page 658 85 Crans-Montana Page 508 101 Doha Page 668 86 Kitzbühel Page 510 102 Amman Page 678 87 Sylt Page 512 103 Muscat Page 682 88 Balearic Islands Page 514 89 Aspen Page 516 ASIA & PACIFIC 90 The Hamptons Page 518 104 Overview India Page 686 91 Hawaii Page 522 105 Mumbai Page 700 106 New Delhi Page 710 PREVIEW WORLD Middle East, Asia & Pacific, and Africa Page 528 107 Overview Asia & Pacific Page 718 North and Latin America Page 540 108 Hanoi Page 724 109 Ho Chi Minh City Page 732 50 Biggest International Retail Investments Page 544 110 Bangkok Page 738 50 Most Popular Store Openings Page 546 111 Kuala Lumpur Page 748 Most Expensive Retail Locations Worldwide Page 548 112 Singapore Page 754 M&A Deals Worldwide Page 550 113 Jakarta Page 784 114 Manila Page 794 iii APPENDIX Sources Europe Page 552 115 Overview China Page 806 Index 116 Beijing Page 820 117 Shanghai Page 834 118 Hong Kong Page 852 119 Macau Page 874 120 Chongqing Page 878 121 Wuhan Page 884 122 Chengdu Page 888 123 Xi’an Page 892 124 Shenyang Page 896 125 Harbin Page 902 126 Nanjing Page 906 127 Guangzhou Page 908 128 Qingdao Page 914 locationgroup research | Retail Market Study 2014 locationgroup research | Retail Market Study 2014 Table of Contents 129 Seoul Page 918 VOLUME 3 130 Taipei Page 926 NORTH AND LATATININ AMERIRICACA 2014 131 Tokyo Page 932 132 Yokohama Page 950 i IImprintmpressum 133 Osaka Page 956 ii Foreword 134 Nagoya Page 962 iii Index 135 Sapporo Page 964 NORTH AMERICA 136 Kobe 150 NOverviewORTH AME NorthRI AmericaCA Page 1098 Page 966 151150 VOancouververview North America Page 10881102 137 Sydney Page 968 152151 TorontoVancouver Page 10921108 138 Melbourne Page 978 153152 NewToronto York Page 10981122 139 Brisbane Page 984 154153 BostonNew York Page 11861112 155154 ChicagoBoston Page 11941176 AFRICAAFRICA 156155 WChicagoashington D.C. Page 12081184 140 OverviewAFRICA Africa Page 988 157156 AtlantaWashington D.C. Page 11981216 141 Casablanca Page 992 158157 MiamiAtlanta Page 12061224 142 Marrakech Page 994 159158 HoustonMiami Page 12401214 143 Algiers Page 996 160159 DHoustonallas Page 12481230 144 Cairo Page 1000 161160 Dallasenver Page 12561238 145 Accra Page 1004 162161 LasDenver Vegas Page 12601246 146 Lagos Page 1008 163162 SanLas VFranciscoegas Page 12501272 147 Windhoek Page 1014 164163 LosSan AngelesFrancisco Page 12801262 148 Johannesburg Page 1018 165164 SanLos AngelesDiego Page 13001270 149 Cape Town Page 1024 165 San Diego Page 1290 PREVIEW WORLD LATIN AMERICA 166 OLATverviewIN AME LatinRI AmericaCA Page 1306 Europe PagePage 1028 167166 MexicoOverview City Latin America Page 12961312 NNorthorth anandd Latin America Page 1044 168167 PanamaMexico City City Page 13201302 Holiday Resorts PagePage 1048 169168 BogotaPanama City Page 13261310 170169 LimaBogota Page 13301316 5050 BiggestBiggest International RRetaietaill Investments PagePage 1050 171170 SantiagoLima Page 13381320 5050 MostMost PopularPopular StoreStore Openings PagePage 1052 172171 SãoSantiago Paulo Page 13461328 Most ExpensiveExpensive RRetaietaill Locations WorldwideWorldwide Page 1054 173172 RSãoio dePaulo Janeiro Page 13561336 M&AM&A Deals WorldwideWorldwide PagePage 1056 173 Rio de Janeiro Page 1346 SPECIALS iii AAPPENDIXPPENDIX 174 50SPEC BiggestIALS International Retail Real Estate Investments Page 1364 Sources MiddleMiddle East,East, Asia & Pacific,Pacific an andd Africa Africa PagePage 1058 175174 50 MostBiggest Popular International Store O penings Page 1366 Index 176175 TopRetail Prime Real Shopping Estate Investments Centres O pened in 2013 Page 13541374 177176 Most50 Most Expensive Popular R Storeetail OLocationspenings Worldwide Page 13561378 178177 SpecialTop Prime Expansion Shopping Plans Centres and ONewpened Retail in 2013 Concepts Page 13801364 179178 M&AMost ExpensiveDeals Worldwide Retail Locations Worldwide Page 13681402 180179 PricesSpecial and Expansion Wages Plans and New Retail Concepts Page 14301370 181180 ShoppingM&A Deals Streets Worldwide and Shopping Malls Page 13921434 181 Prices and Wages Page 1420 PREVIEW WORLD PREuropeEVI EW WORLD Page 1440 MiddleEurope East, Asia & Pacific, and Africa Page 14261456 Middle East, Asia & Pacific, and Africa Page 1442 iii APPENDIX iv ASourcesPPEN DIXNorth and Latin America Page 1468 SourcesIndex North and Latin America Page 1454 locationgroup research | Retail Market Study 2014 locationgroup research | Retail Market Study 2014 5 Table of Contents 129 Seoul Page 918 VOLUME 3 130 Taipei Page 926 NORTH AND LATATININ AMERIRICACA 2014 131 Tokyo Page 932 132 Yokohama Page 950 i IImprintmpressum 133 Osaka Page 956 ii Foreword 134 Nagoya Page 962 iii Index 135 Sapporo Page 964 NORTH AMERICA 136 Kobe 150 NOverviewORTH AME NorthRI AmericaCA Page 1098 Page 966 151150 VOancouververview North America Page 10881102 137 Sydney Page 968 152151 VTorontoancouver Page 10921108 138 Melbourne Page 978 153152 NewToronto York Page 10981122 139 Brisbane Page 984 154153 BostonNew York Page 11861112 155154 ChicagoBoston Page 11941176 AFRICA 156155 WChicagoashington D.C. Page 12081184 140 OverviewAFRICA Africa Page 988 157156 AtlantaWashington D.C. Page 11981216 141 Casablanca Page 992 158157 MiamiAtlanta Page 12061224 142 Marrakech Page 994 159158 HoustonMiami Page 12401214 143 Algiers Page 996 160159 DHoustonallas Page 12481230 144 Cairo Page 1000 161160 Dallasenver Page 12381256 145 Accra Page 1004 162161 LasDenver Vegas Page 12601246 146 Lagos Page 1008 163162 SanLas VFranciscoegas Page 12501272 147 Windhoek Page 1014 164163 LosSan AngelesFrancisco Page 12801262 148 Johannesburg Page 1018 165164 SanLos AngelesDiego Page 13001270 149 Cape Town Page 1024 165 San Diego Page 1290 PREVIEW WORLD LATIN AMERICA 166 OLATverviewIN AME LatinRI AmericaCA Page 1306 Europe Page 1028 167166 MexicoOverview City Latin America Page 12961312 North and Latin America Page 1044 168167 PanamaMexico City City Page 13201302 Holiday Resorts Page 1048 169168 BogotaPanama City Page 13261310 170169 LimaBogota Page 13301316 50 Biggest International Retail Investments Page 1050 171170 SantiagoLima Page 13381320 50 Most Popular Store Openings Page 1052 172171 SãoSantiago Paulo Page 13461328
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    PRESS ROOM EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE MEDIA THIS JUST IN… …from CBS Entertainment SEVEN-TIME GRAMMY® AWARD WINNER TAYLOR SWIFT AND GRAMMY AWARD-NOMINATED ARTIST FALL OUT BOY TO PERFORM ON “THE VICTORIA’S SECRET FASHION SHOW,” TUESDAY, DEC. 10 ON THE CBS TELEVISION NETWORK A Great Big World and UK Newcomers Neon Jungle Will Also Perform Seven-time GRAMMY® Award-winning artist Taylor Swift, GRAMMY Award-nominated artist Fall Out Boy, A Great Big World and Neon Jungle will perform on THE VICTORIA’S SECRET FASHION SHOW, to be broadcast Tuesday, Dec. 10 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. This year’s fashion show will include world-famous Victoria’s Secret Angels Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio, Lily Aldridge, Candice Swanepoel, Lindsay Ellingson, Karlie Kloss, Doutzen Kroes, Behati Prinsloo and many more. The lingerie runway show will also include pink carpet interviews, model profiles and a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the world’s most celebrated fashion show. Lauded by The New York Times as “one of the most important pop artists of the last decade,” and by Rolling Stone as “one of the few genuine rock stars we’ve got these days,” singer/songwriter Taylor Swift is a seven-time GRAMMY winner, and at 20, was the youngest winner in history of the music industry’s highest honor, the GRAMMY for Album of the Year in 2010. She is the only female artist in music history (and just the fourth artist ever) to twice have an album hit the one million first-week sales figure, and is the first artist since the Beatles (and the only female artist in history) to log six or more weeks at #1 with three consecutive studio albums.