2016年全球购物中心发展报告.pdf

VIEWPOINT GLOBAL SHOPPING CENTRE PIPELINE Global Shopping Centre pipeline rises while overall completion levels start to slow Global shopping centre completions have started to slow as parts of the global retail market witness the effects of an imbalance between significant supply and demand. Despite this, there continues to be exceptional levels of construction, particularly in Asia. Globally, 10.7 million sq m of new space opened in 2015 in the 168 cities we surveyed; this is down on 2014, where 12.1 million sq m of space were completed; and a further 41.9 million sq m is under construction, up from 39 million in 2014. The pipeline continues to be dominated by China, with nine out of the top 10 most active cities globally in China and all of the top 10 in Asia. Emerging markets - including Manila, Moscow, Mexico City and Bangalore - are highly active as well. The challenge remains for those markets with high levels of saturation and weakening demand, where pre-leasing activities continue to be a struggle. In many other markets with lower levels of construction the opposite is true, and new space coming on market is relatively sought after and opening almost fully occupied. Q2 2016 | CBRE Research ©CBRE Limited | 1 VIEWPOINT GLOBAL SHOPPING CENTRE PIPELINE Natasha Patel Director, EMEA Research Melina Cordero Director, Americas Research Liz Hung Associate Director, Asia Pacific Research Introduction CBRE has once again measured the level of shopping centre development in major cities across the world. The survey was based on 168 cities