Cumbria’s 100% hit rate of new Woolies tenants

Graham Soult

Retail consultant, writer, blogger; helping retailers via CannyInsights.com and CannySites.com. Say hello on Twitter at @soult!

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  1. smlp says:

    I understand when retail units are split up in right value locations (Northumberland Street Newcastle for example) but in places where the high street foot fall is lower (south shields) it never seems to work.

    Landlords just trying hard to max out on £££’s i guess but actually the empty units always make the high street look worse.

  1. November 6, 2010

    […] This post was mentioned on Twitter by chris shaw, Graham Soult. Graham Soult said: New retail blog post – Cumbria's 100% hit rate of new Woolies tenants – http://bit.ly/bWiyXR #li […]

  2. November 18, 2010

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  3. January 15, 2011

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  4. April 4, 2011

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  5. January 27, 2012

    […] comparing the two shots below, the frontage is almost identical in scale and style to that of the contemporaneous Penrith store (#416). Former Woolworths (now Farmfoods), Hawick (29 May 2011) Former Woolworths (now B&M […]

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