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Vacancy Rate Netherlands - City Centres

Comparison 2014-2018

Vacancy RateNetherlands - City CentresComparison 2014-2018

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Summary

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Definitions - Method .............................................................. 05

Definitions and Formulas. ............................................................................ 06

Additional details ......................................................................................... 07

Netherands – City Centres – Comparison 2014-2018 – Evolution of the vacancy rate ................................................09

Utrecht – City Centre – Period 2011-2018 – Shops Statistics .....................................................................13

Overall Site Statistics – Last Survey 28/06/2018 ......................................... 14

History of the Site Statistics – Période 2011–2018 ..................................... 15History of the vacancy rate ............................................................................................... 15

History of the “Cafe - Hotel - Restaurant” activity ......................................................... 16

History of the “Food” activity .......................................................................................... 17

History of Shops and Retailers ......................................................................................... 18

History of the Retailer openings/closures ....................................................................... 19

Map of Vacant retail units on the 28/06/2018 ............................................. 21

The vacancy of retail locations in city centres is a major concern for many elected officials, urban planners and traders. The image of the city, its influence and its economic health are at stake. A vibrant and dynamic city cannot be conceived without flourishing and attractive trade.

To establish a relevant diagnosis on this vital issue, it is essential to have reliable measurement tools : a “Trade Observatory” is unavoidable.

This is what Codata has been offering for 25 years. Our data collectors-managers roam the territory throughout the year relying on identical collection rules everywhere. This method, which is systematic and applied from year to year, makes it possible to compare data between commercial sites but also over time.

For this Focus, we chose to represent:

■ the evolution of the vacancy rate,■ between 2014 and 2018,■ for all Commercial Sites of the “Shopping Street” type.

For more details, we unveil all the sources for a city taken as an example. It is the city of Utrecht.

Of course, Codata Explorer allows you to edit the same documents for each of the 7,000 Commercial Sites listed periodically : city centres, shopping centres and retail areas. Our team is at your disposal for any information on this subject.

Wishing you a pleasant discovery of this Codata Focus,

With kind regards,

The Codata Team

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Definitions - Method

Definitions and Formulas. ............................................................. 06Additional details .......................................................................... 07

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Additional details

Codata perimeters are subject to change from year to year.

■ Modification of the number of Sites (additions and deletions - openings and closings

■ Modification of the perimeters of the Sites following the evolutions observed in the field

■ Modification of the list of referenced Retailers (arrivals and disappearances of Retailers on the territory)■ Modification of the classification of Sites by category (a Site may move from one category to another depending on the evolution of the number of shops recorded)

What is a vacant retail unit ?

■ The Codata method is based solely on numbers that express the number of locations identified in the field during the passage of the data collectors-managers. Under no circumstances do these figures express notions of surface areas, window displays or rents.

■ The collection of data is based on the experienced vision of data collectors-managers. However, they can only record what they see and they are not aware of agreements made between landlords and future occupants.

■ Locations under construction are not listed in the category of vacant retail unit. They are included in the category “Works” or under the name of a Retailer when it is identifiable.

Den Helder - Pays-Bas

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Utrecht - Pays-Bas

Definitions and Formulas

Commercial Project

Commercial projects listed in the database are classified according to various categories: creations, transfers, renovations, extensions, urban plannings, « new traffic builder ».To be referenced, a project doesn’t need to have an operating licence or authorisation. Projects are usually referenced before receiving administrative authorisations. However, each project must be substantial in its agglomeration.

Retailer

A Retailer corresponds in all cases to a duplicated concept. The retailer can be regional or national, but must have a network of at least ten shops to be included in Codata database. Nevertheless, new promising concepts and concepts from countries other than those studied by Codata are also included in the database.

Commercial real estate service provider

A service provider included in Codata database is a company active in the commercial real estate sector. For instance, they can be owners, investors, property developers, commercial real estate consultants, retail developers, real estate experts or shopping centre managers and leasing agents.

Définitions and fomulas

■ Commercial density:

■ Percentage of Retailers:

■ Vacancy rate:

■ Occupancy rate:

Retail LocationsLocations

EmptyRetail Locations

ShopsRetail Locations

RetailersShops

Retail Location

Schematically, locations are classified as follows:■ Locations

■ Retail Locations■ Shops

■ Retailers■ Independent / Local Owners

■ Inactive Shops■ Warehouse (storehouse, shop

window,...)■ Works■ Empty

■ Buildings (Monument, Religious edifice,...)

Commercial Site

A Commercial Site defined by Codata corresponds to a set of locations situated■ in an agglomeration of at least 25,000 inhabitants ■ whose total sales area reaches 10,000 sqm■ and with at least 25 to 30 shops including a medium-sized store of minimum 2,500 sqm The perimeters of Codata sites are defined on those bases.

A Commercial site can be of different types:

■ Shopping Street■ Retail Area ■ Shopping Centre■ Outlet Centre■ Train station / Airport■ Retail Park

In France and Benelux, many smaller commercial Sites are added in order to achieve full coverage on this countries.

Commercial Cluster

A Commercial cluster is a set of locations situated on a father site and its son sites.Example : The cluster « Lille Centre » includes the father site « Lille : Centre » as well as its son sites, that is to say the shopping centres « Euralille », « Le 31 », « Le Passage des Tanneurs » and « Grand’Place ».

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Netherands – City Centres Comparison 2014-2018 Evolution of the vacancy rate

Name�of�the�SitePopulation�

MunicipalityRetail�locations Vacant�retail�units Vacancy�rate� Retail�locations Vacant�retail�units Vacancy�rate�

Shopping�Centres�within�the�

perimeter�of�the�"Shopping�Street"�

type�site

Alblasserdam�:�Raadhuisplein 20008 14 2 14,29% 13 0 0,00% �14,29% Makado�Alblasserdam�(38)

Alkmaar 108373 519 53 10,21% 504 37 7,34% �0,23%

Almelo 72479 237 40 16,88% 226 58 25,66% 8,79% Havenpassage�(4)

Almere 200914 256 18 7,03% 267 21 7,87% 0,03%

Bottelaarpassage�(34),�Citymall�(141),�

De�Zoetelaarpassage�(17),�Het�Circus�

(14)

Almere�Buiten 200914 131 9 6,87% 133 7 5,26% �1,61%

Almere�Haven 200914 95 5 5,26% 94 7 7,45% 2,18%

Alphen�aan�den�Rijn 108915 183 17 9,29% 162 13 8,02% 0,97% Aarhof�(44),�Rijnplein�(34)

Amersfoort 154337 351 30 8,55% 364 23 6,32% �0,74%Shopping�Center�Sint�Jorisplein�(32),�

Winkelpromenade�Amicitia�(9)

Amstelveen 89294 4 0 0,00% 4 2 50,00% 0,00% Amstlvn�(212)

Amsterdam 844947 788 13 1,65% 801 14 1,75% 0,11%

Amsterdam�Centraal�Station�(88),�

Kalvertoren�shoppingcenter�(9),�

Magna�Plaza�(44),�Max�Euweplein�(21)

Amsterdam�:�Beethovenstraat 844947 88 3 3,41% 82 3 3,66% 0,25%

Amsterdam�:�Bijlmerplein 844947 21 0 0,00% 22 1 4,55% 4,55%

Amsterdamse�Poort�(175),�Arena�

Arcade�(6),�Shopperhal�(45),�Station�

Amsterdam�Bijlmer�Arena�(18),�Villa�

Arena�(67)

Amsterdam�:�Osdorpplein�(AH�XL) 844947 4 1 25,00% 4 0 0,00% �25,00%Centrum�Nieuw�West�(136),�

Westmarket�(33)

Amsterdam�:�Pieter�Cornelisz�Hooftstraat 844947 178 7 3,93% 193 4 2,07% �1,15%

Apeldoorn 160047 357 32 8,96% 338 29 8,58% 0,98% Korenpassage�(9),�Oranjerie�(54)

Arnhem 155699 466 40 8,58% 499 53 10,62% 2,65%Musis�Kwartier�(38),�Station�Arnhem�

Centraal�(14)

Assen 67551 255 28 10,98% 248 35 14,11% 3,13%

't�Forum�(13),�Cité�(21),�De�Triade�

(13),�Mercurius�Centrum�(27),�

Vanderveen�(44)

Barendrecht�:�Middenbaan 48344 111 4 3,60% 114 12 10,53% 6,92%

Barendrecht�:�van�Beuningenhaven 48344 15 0 0,00% 20 0 0,00% 0,00% Carnisse�Veste�(43)

Bergen�op�Zoom 66164 304 23 7,57% 282 39 13,83% �3,13%

Beuningen 25424 110 12 10,91% 115 8 6,96% �3,95%

Beverwijk 40709 173 25 14,45% 169 24 14,20% �0,25% Beverhof�(25)

Boxmeer 28709 111 7 6,31% 114 12 10,53% 4,22% De�Kloostertuin�(31)

Breda 182304 463 43 9,29% 453 34 7,51% 0,55% De�Barones�(20)

Breda�:�Wilhelminastraat 182304 173 13 7,51% 172 10 5,81% �1,66%

Coevorden 35286 116 17 14,66% 115 24 20,87% 6,21% Gansehof�(16)

Evolution�2014�–�2018

2014 2018

( )

Bilthoven 42754 60 3 5,00% 60 5 8,33% 3,33% De�Kwinkelier�(37)

Mijdrecht 42763 93 15 16,13% 83 5 6,02% �10,10%De�Lindeboom�(13),�Winkelcentrum�

De�Passage�Mijdrecht�(19)

Delft 101381 330 16 4,85% 342 22 6,43% �0,83% Zuidpoort�(31)

Delft�:�Papsouwselaan 101381 81 10 12,35% 85 7 8,24% �4,11% De�Hoven�Passage�(75)

Den�Haag 524882 566 38 6,71% 585 37 6,32% 2,45%

De�Passage�(53),�Den�Haag�Nieuw�

Centraal�(24),�Haagsche�Bluf�(27),�

New�Babylon�(25),�Spuimarkt�(25)

Den�Haag�:�Arnold�Spoelstraat 524882 94 14 14,89% 93 9 9,68% �5,22%

Den�Haag�:�Leyweg 524882 24 6 25,00% 26 3 11,54% �13,46% Winkelcentrum�Leyweg�(139)

Den�Helder 56020 247 55 22,27% 234 48 20,51% �1,75% Kroonpassage�(20)

Julianadorp�:�Schoolweg 56020 24 0 0,00% 25 4 16,00% 16,00% De�Riepel�(28)

Deurne 31933 149 20 13,42% 146 28 19,18% 5,76%

Deventer 99295 217 23 10,60% 209 35 16,75% 6,15%

Deventer�:�Kazernestraat 99295 7 2 28,57% 11 3 27,27% �1,30% De�Boreel�(17)

Doetinchem 57068 276 28 10,14% 274 47 17,15% 7,01%

Dordrecht 118731 390 51 13,08% 405 55 13,58% 0,83%Dri3vriendenhof�Centrum�(15),�

Paradium�(11)

Dordrecht�:�van�Eesterenplein 118731 5 0 0,00% 5 0 0,00% 0,00% Winkelcentrum�Bieshof�(32)

Dronten 40746 86 9 10,47% 83 7 8,43% �2,03% Suydersee�(70)

Ede 113421 278 37 13,31% 280 32 11,43% �1,90% Achterdoelen�(39)

Eindhoven 226868 466 39 8,37% 423 15 3,55% �2,44%Admirant�Shopping�Eindhoven�(32),�

Heuvel�Eindhoven�(74),�Piazza�(23)

Emmen 107490 255 24 9,41% 261 43 16,48% 1,80% De�Vlinder�(13),�De�Weiert�(80)

Enschede 158140 353 47 13,31% 356 24 6,74% �0,52%

De�Klanderij�(32),�Irene�Promenade�

(10),�Twentec�(11),�Winkelcentrum�

Koningsplein�(3)

Epe 32537 94 5 5,32% 107 7 6,54% 1,22% Veluwepoort�(15)

Etten�Leur 43027 142 13 9,15% 134 9 6,72% �4,55%Van�Gogh�Passage�(7),�Winkelcentrum�

Winkelhart�Etten�Leur�(56)

Geldrop 39078 143 10 6,99% 145 13 8,97% 1,97%

Goes 37274 270 18 6,67% 271 24 8,86% 2,19% Winkelcentrum�Kolveniershof�(23)

Bussum 56935 264 27 10,23% 258 27 10,47% 0,24%

Gorinchem 35755 174 23 13,22% 181 22 12,15% �1,06%





type�site

Gouda 71752 308 28 9,09% 303 36 11,88% 2,79% Nieuwe�Markt�Passage�(19)

Groningen 202636 619 44 7,11% 750 39 5,20% �0,09%

Groningen�:�Westerkade 202636 15 0 0,00% 51 2 3,92% 3,92% De�Westerhaven�(9)

Haaksbergen 24272 126 16 12,70% 121 15 12,40% �0,30%

Haarlem 159229 569 43 7,56% 581 33 5,68% �0,10%

Haarlem�:�Generaal�Cronjéstraat 159229 148 13 8,78% 148 12 8,11% �0,68%

Hoofddorp 146003 213 21 9,86% 224 24 10,71% 0,86% De�Vier�Meren�(35),�Polderplein�(30)

Nieuw�Vennep�:�Venneperhof 146003 45 6 13,33% 47 6 12,77% �0,57% De�Symfonie�(48)

Hardenberg 60211 164 19 11,59% 166 24 14,46% 2,87%

Harderwijk 46352 206 13 6,31% 203 24 11,82% 5,51%

Heemskerk 39171 162 9 5,56% 162 5 3,09% �2,47%

Heemstede 26936 184 10 5,43% 187 14 7,49% 2,05%

Heerenveen 50203 213 18 8,45% 229 19 8,30% �0,15%

Heerlen 87189 290 40 13,79% 281 58 20,64% 2,34% Corio�Center�(40)

Heiloo 22857 29 4 13,79% 29 8 27,59% 13,79% Winkelhof�'t�Loo�(38)

Nijverdal 35772 142 23 16,20% 141 26 18,44% 2,24%

Helmond 90602 257 32 12,45% 259 37 14,29% �1,62% Elzas�Passage�(45)

Hengelo 80802 269 46 17,10% 254 48 18,90% 1,80%De�Brink�(13),�Winkelcentrum�

Thiemsbrug�(11)

Hillegom 21316 131 16 12,21% 129 22 17,05% 4,84%

Hilversum 88888 298 34 11,41% 289 29 10,03% �1,81% Gooische�Brink�(33),�Hilvertshof�(41)

Hoogeveen 55311 241 22 9,13% 260 32 12,31% 3,18% Tamboerpassage�(35)

Hoorn 72493 331 23 6,95% 322 31 9,63% 2,68%

Horst 42139 94 3 3,19% 100 5 5,00% 1,81%

Houten 49300 2 0 0,00% 2 1 50,00% 50,00% Het�Rond�(132)

Kampen 52511 148 19 12,84% 157 17 10,83% �2,01%

Katwijk 64532 138 0 0,00% 141 6 4,26% 4,26%Winkelhart�Zeezijde�(22),�

Winkelpromenade�Zeezijde�(6)

Berkel�en�Rodenrijs 60105 76 2 2,63% 80 2 2,50% �0,13% Berkel�Center�(41)

Laren 11088 153 6 3,92% 181 8 4,42% 0,50%

Leerdam 20905 140 11 7,86% 143 12 8,39% 0,53%

2014 2018


Leeuwarden 108667 404 43 10,64% 400 38 9,50% �2,78% Zaailand�(26)

Leiden 123661 454 33 7,27% 473 51 10,78% 3,52%

Lelystad 76937 170 25 14,71% 160 36 22,50% 7,79%

De�Gekleurde�Stad�(13),�De�

Kroonpassage�(19),�De�Promesse�(40),�

De�Waag�(6)

Lisse 22717 134 10 7,46% 140 15 10,71% 3,25% Blokhuis�(50)

Kaatsheuvel 23093 56 3 5,36% 59 7 11,86% 6,51% Hoofdpoort�(15)

Maastricht 122753 646 41 6,35% 660 40 6,06% 0,50% Entre�Deux�(23),�Mosae�Forum�(24)

Veghel 79869 206 26 12,62% 201 47 23,38% 10,76%

Meppel 33025 231 16 6,93% 229 26 11,35% 4,43%Winkelcentrum�de�Keyserstroom�(2),�

Winkelcentrum�de�Swaenenborgh�(9)

Middelburg 48019 309 24 7,77% 314 20 6,37% 1,55%

Nijmegen 173556 403 24 5,96% 418 23 5,50% 2,02%Marikenstraat�(43),�Molenpoort�

Passage�(52),�Plein�44�(11)

Spijkenisse 85401 164 22 13,41% 181 40 22,10% 8,68%

Centrum�Passage�(23),�De�Kopspijker�

(20),�Novicentrum�(8),�

Stadhuispassage�(20)

Emmeloord 46544 152 8 5,26% 152 9 5,92% 0,66%

Noordwijk 25867 147 3 2,04% 133 5 3,76% 1,72%

Noordwijkerhout 16318 117 18 15,38% 109 11 10,09% �5,29%

Nunspeet 26892 161 11 6,83% 164 9 5,49% �1,34%

Oegstgeest 23608 64 1 1,56% 64 3 4,69% 3,13%

Winschoten 38108 183 23 12,57% 178 24 13,48% 0,91% 't�Rond�(12)

Oldenzaal 32006 149 22 14,77% 151 26 17,22% 2,45%Winkelcentrum�de�Driehoek�(35),�

Winkelcentrum�in�den�Vijfhoek�(23)

Oosterhout 54604 151 9 5,96% 178 28 15,73% 0,48%Arendshof�(100),�Winkelcentrum�

Bouwlingcentre�(8)

Oss 90376 290 31 10,69% 288 42 14,58% 3,89%

Oss�:�Sterrebos�(Albert�Heijn) 90376 2 1 50,00% 2 1 50,00% 0,00% De�Ruwert�(25)

Oud�Beijerland 24015 138 20 14,49% 157 22 14,01% �0,48% Veilingpassage�(22)

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type�site

Nootdorp�:�Laan�van�Nootdorp 52656 26 3 11,54% 23 1 4,35% �7,19% Parade�(53)

Pijnacker 52656 53 4 7,55% 55 5 9,09% 1,54% Ackershof�(64)

Purmerend 79928 295 13 4,41% 309 24 7,77% 3,36% Eggert�Winkelcentrum�(58)

Raalte 36907 154 19 12,34% 156 17 10,90% �1,44%

Velp 43645 107 6 5,61% 112 9 8,04% 2,43%

Ridderkerk 45408 71 5 7,04% 75 8 10,67% 3,62%Jorishof�(20),�Ridderhof�Ridderkerk�

(74)

Rijssen 37983 142 13 9,15% 143 15 10,49% 1,33% De�Hoge�Wal�(14)

Roermond 57390 343 24 7,00% 348 38 10,92% �0,07% Roercenter�(22)

Roosendaal 77163 227 30 13,22% 222 36 16,22% �1,72%Biggelaar�Shopping�(1),�Passage�

Roosendaal�(23),�Roselaar�(66)

Rotterdam 634660 896 69 7,70% 896 62 6,92% �0,26%

Central�Plaza�(18),�Forum�Rotterdam�

(0),�Rotterdam�Centraal�(34),�

Winkelcentrum�De�Koopgoot�(38)

Rotterdam�:�Bergse�Dorpsstraat�(Albert�Heijn�

XL)634660 145 8 5,52% 142 10 7,04% 1,53%

Rotterdam�:�Hoofdweg�(AH�XL) 634660 53 3 5,66% 50 5 10,00% 2,00%Alexandrium�Shopping�Center�(120),�

Alexandrium�Woonmall�(56)

Rotterdam�:�Peppelweg 634660 102 16 15,69% 81 2 2,47% �13,22%

Rotterdam�:�Zwart�Janstraat 634660 210 28 13,33% 216 36 16,67% 3,33%

Schagen 46193 148 7 4,73% 155 9 5,81% 1,08% Makado�Centrum�Schagen�(64)

Schiedam 77838 136 25 18,38% 127 28 22,05% 3,66% Nieuwe�Passage�Schiedam�(51)

's�Hertogenbosch 152411 492 28 5,69% 495 23 4,65% �0,99% Arena�(18)

Sittard 93319 281 35 12,46% 292 62 21,23% 3,51% Den�Tempel�(37)

Drachten 55695 273 25 9,16% 316 39 12,34% 3,18%

Soest�:�Van�Weedestraat 45874 84 1 1,19% 83 7 8,43% 7,24%

Stadskanaal 32252 154 17 11,04% 190 27 14,21% 3,17% Kanaal�Passage�(21)

Steenwijk 43448 139 14 10,07% 141 15 10,64% 0,57%

Sneek 84158 248 22 8,87% 244 24 9,84% 0,97%

Terneuzen 54588 141 17 12,06% 143 29 20,28% 8,22%

Sassenheim 36093 118 5 4,24% 114 7 6,14% 1,90%

Tiel 41488 198 22 11,11% 195 26 13,33% 2,22%

Tilburg 213804 306 17 5,56% 327 37 11,31% 3,75%Emmapassage�(22),�Pieter�Vreedeplein�

(31),�Schouwburgpromenade�(29)

2014 2018


Uden 41384 235 19 8,09% 257 23 8,95% 1,23%

Utrecht 343038 573 20 3,49% 614 27 4,40% 1,33%Hoog�Catharijne�(122),�Station�Utrecht�

Centraal�(46)

Valkenswaard 30516 154 16 10,39% 178 34 19,10% 8,71% De�Kerverij�(13),�Valkenstaete�(16)

Veendam 27527 153 27 17,65% 155 38 24,52% 6,87% Winkler�Prins�Passage�(33)

Veenendaal 64277 224 23 10,27% 240 33 13,75% �2,23%Passage�Corridor�(92),�Scheepjeshof�

(27)

Veenendaal�:�Veenslag 64277 7 0 0,00% 7 0 0,00% 0,00% De�Ellekoot�(27)

Veldhoven 44724 85 6 7,06% 84 11 13,10% 1,60% City�Passage�(38)

Venlo 101059 399 35 8,77% 395 54 13,67% 3,97% Maasblvd�(41)

Venlo�:�Kloosterstraat 101059 70 8 11,43% 74 8 10,81% 2,81% De�Wieën�(22)

Venray 43565 205 21 10,24% 211 22 10,43% 0,18% De�Bleek�(28)

Vlaardingen 71999 99 15 15,15% 94 13 13,83% �1,32% Liesveld�(85)

Vlissingen 44394 168 26 15,48% 168 31 18,45% 2,98% De�Fonteyne�(8),�Scheldeplein�(26)

Voorschoten 25315 104 7 6,73% 107 6 5,61% �1,12%

Waalwijk 47410 147 21 14,29% 145 24 16,55% 2,27% De�Els�(75)

Wageningen 38458 161 15 9,32% 157 13 8,28% �1,04%

Wassenaar 26055 155 4 2,58% 156 8 5,13% 2,55%

Weert 49574 231 26 11,26% 242 44 18,18% 2,35% Muntpassage�(51)

Naaldwijk 105632 131 10 7,63% 129 11 8,53% 0,89% De�Tuinen�(46)

Wijchen 40876 130 7 5,38% 127 4 3,15% �2,24% Marktpromenade�(31)

Winterswijk 28912 213 15 7,04% 210 19 9,05% 2,01%

Woerden 51513 172 8 4,65% 187 5 2,67% �1,98% Winkelhart�Hoochwoert�(25)

Zaandam 153679 217 15 6,91% 226 12 5,31% �0,86%Rozenhof�(18),�Winkelcentrum�

Westzijde�(15)

Zeist 62830 246 19 7,72% 247 31 12,55% 4,83% Belcour�(39)

Zevenaar 32379 176 19 10,80% 176 21 11,93% 1,14% Winkelcentrum�Muldershof�(18)

Zutphen 47340 222 14 6,31% 219 21 9,59% 3,28% Miro�Center�Zutphen�(5)

Zwolle 125548 383 17 4,44% 378 30 7,94% 0,02%Het�Eiland�(11),�Maagjesbolwerk�(7),�

Stadswinkelcentrum�Zwolle�(13)

TOTAL 31655 2799 8,84% 34045 3422 10,05% 1,09%

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Utrecht - City Centre 28/06/2018 Shops Statistics

Overall Site Statistics – Last Survey 28/06/2018. ......................... 14History of the Site Statistics – Période 2011–2018 ...................... 15

History of the vacancy rate ........................................................................15History of the « Cafe - Hotel - Restaurant » activity ................................16History of the « Food » activity .................................................................17History of Shops and Retailers ..................................................................18

History of the Retailer openings/closures ................................................19

Map of Vacant retail units on the 28/06/2018 .............................. 21

Utrecht

Overall Site statistics Utrecht

No. of Locations Commercial density Vacancy rate % Retailers

641 95,8 % +0,1 % 4,4 % +1,3 % 38,9 % -0,8 %

Tenant turnover rate: evolution 2017/2018

Turnover of Shops 16,7 %

Turnover of Retailers 12,9 %

Distribution of Retailers and Shops by combined activity1 (2018)

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Overall Site Statistics – Last Survey 28/06/2018 History of the Site Statistics – Period 2011–2018

History of the vacancy rate



History by Activity1

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History of the "Cafe - Hotel - Restaurant" activity History of the "Food" activity




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Retailer openings/closures

Retailer openings: ACE & TATE, AMAC, ANWB WINKEL, BELLAMY GALLERY, BLOKKER., CASA, CHEESE & MORE BY

HENRI WILLIQ, COS, DUNKIN' DONUTS, ESSENTIEL, EXECUTIE VERKOOP, EXKI, JACK'S CASINO,

PERRY, PIPOOS, RANDSTAD, SONS, SUPERTRASH, SWIRL'S ICE CREAM, TELE2, ZUMO

Retailer closures: BAKKER ROEL, BERSHKA, BLOKKER., BOEKENVOORDEEL, C&A, CARRE D'ARTISTES, COFFEE

FELLOWS, EYES + MORE, FIAT, FITTZ, FOOTWORK, G-STAR WOMEN, GERRY WEBER, GSUS

SINDUSTRIES, HANDYMAN, ICENTRE, IKKS, JACK & JONES, MOSCOW, MYMUESLI, OLA

HAPPINESS STATION, PERRY, RANDSTAD, SIMON LEVELT CAFE, ST, VAN UFFELEN, VODAFONE,

XENOS

Retailer openings: & OTHER STORIES, ACE & TATE, BARGELLO, BIRKENSTOCK, BOEKENVOORDEEL, BOLIA.COM,

CAROLINE BISS, COFFEE FELLOWS, DENHAM, DIDI, DOMINO'S, DR. MARTENS, EKOPLAZA, ELLIS

GOURMET BURGER, FIAT, FREE RECORD SHOP, FRITES ATELIER, G-STAR WOMEN, GABOR,

GENTS, HANS ANDERS, HOLLAND & BARRETT, KIKO, KPN, LEONIDAS, LEVI'S, LOLA LIZA,

LUCARDI, M.A.C, MYMUESLI, N.Z.A. NEW ZEALAND AUCKLAND, NELSON, ONLY, PIPOOS,

RITUALS..., SCOTCH & SODA, SPAR, STEPS DRESSES, SYLVER, TUMBLE 'N DRY, URBAN

OUTFITTERS, VAN LIER, VAN UFFELEN, VODAFONE, WAM DENIM

Retailer closures: ...BY FABRIO, AKTIE SPORT, ANTONY MORATO, BAKERSTREET, BARGELLO, BELCOMPANY,

BENDORFF, BITTER, BRITAIN, BRUNA, CKS, CORAKEMPERMAN, D-REIZEN, DE TUINEN, DIDI,

DOLCIS, FRONT RUNNER, GENTS, HI UTRECHT, HOUTBROX, HUGO BOSS, IITTALA, INVITO,

KAMERA EXPRESS, KIJKSHOP.NL, KPN, LACOSTE, MC GREGOR, OLYMPIA, ONLY, PIECES,

PIPOOS, POSTKANTOOR, PRO 030, PROTEST, RITUALS..., RIVER WOODS, ROBERTO BOTTICELLI,

SCOTCH & SODA, SNEAKERS, STEPS, TAMARIS, TEMPO-TEAM, THE PHONE HOUSE, UNIQUE, VAN

DALEN, VAN LIER, VERO MODA, VIA MIO, WITTEVEEN, YVES ROCHER, ZARA, ZIGGO

Retailer openings: BE ONE, BERSHKA, CLARKS, EXPRESSO, FOOTWORK, MANGO MAN, MICHAEL KORS, MISTER

MINIT, MOSCOW, NESPRESSO, OLA HAPPINESS STATION, PANDORA, RABOBANK, SNIPES,

SUPERDRY, TAMARIS, TIMBERLAND, VIA MIO, ZIGGO

Retailer closures: ACCESSORIZE, CREYF'S, DE RODE WINKEL, DOUWE EGBERTS CAFE, DR.ADAM'S, EXECUTIE

VERKOOP, FOSSIL, FROZZ, GEOX, H.E. BY MANGO, I AM, INVITO, LADY STING, MEN AT WORK,

MEXX, SABON, SCAPA OF SCOTLAND, STEPS, ZIGGO STUDIO

Retailer openings: (HEMA), ...BY FABRIO, BAGELS & BEANS, CKS, COSTES, EXECUTIE VERKOOP, FRONT RUNNER,

GENTS, JUST BRANDS, MASSIMO DUTTI, OIL & VINEGAR, PULL & BEAR, SNEAKERS, STARBUCKS

COFFEE

Retailer closures: AVANCE, CINDERELLA, DE SLEGTE, DIXONS, DOCKERS, GAME MANIA, GLOBE REISBURO,

LIVERA, LUBA, MISS ETAM, ONE MOBILITY, PETIT BATEAU, RICKEN'S NAAIMODECENTRUM,

SUPERSTAR, THE STING

Retailer openings: ABERCROMBIE & FITCH, AXI SCHOEN, BELCOMPANY, BEVER, CARRE D'ARTISTES, COSMO, EYE

WISH OPTICIENS, FITTZ, GAME MANIA, GSUS SINDUSTRIES, I AM, IKKS, KPN, LEE, LUSH, MANGO,

MONKI, ONLY, PIECES, PURDEY, RIVIERA MAISON, ROBERTO BOTTICELLI, SCOTCH & SODA,

SECRETARY PLUS, SUMO, SWATCH, T-MOBILE, THE NORTH FACE, THE STING, VODAFONE,

XENOS, ZARA

Retailer closures: ABN-AMRO, AUSTRALIAN, BELCOMPANY, BOEKENVOORDEEL, DIDI, DIVINO SHOES, EXECUTIE

VERKOOP, EXPO, EYE WISH OPTICIENS, FREE RECORD SHOP, ICI PARIS XL, ING, INWEAR, JACK &

JONES, KALDI, KIPLING, LAURA ASHLEY, LINCHERIE, MYCOM, OIL & VINEGAR, ONLY, PRENATAL,

PURDEY, RABOBANK, RIVIERA MAISON, ROBERTO BOTTICELLI, SCOTCH & SODA, SETPOINT,

TANGO SHOES, TELEFOONKOPEN.NL, TEMPO-TEAM, VIVANT, WOLFORD

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History of Shops and Retailers History of the Retailer openings/closures


Retailer openings: No change since the previous census of this Site.

Retailer closures: No change since the previous census of this Site.

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Map of Vacant retail units on the 28/06/2018


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