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8/9/2019 CBRE Retail viewpoint (2015 March) http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/cbre-retail-viewpoint-2015-march 1/5  VIEWPOINT Retail bankruptcies and retail real estate in The Netherlands The recent high number of retail bankruptcies in the Dutch retail sector has fuelled the debate on the viability of Dutch retailers and increasing vacancy in the high streets and shopping centres. This viewpoint provides insights in the recent wave of bankruptcies and the impact on Dutch retail property. Have the recent bankruptcies caused a drop in demand for retail space or do we see newly entering and expanding retailers taking up the vacated units in the Dutch high street and shopping centres? MARCH 2015 CBR E Res ear ch © 2015 CBRE BV | 1 0 200 400 600 800 1.000 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Supermarkets and department stores Food Gas filling stations Consumer electronics Household goods Leisure goods Clothing, shoes and other goods Market vending Internet and catalogues Note: Sole proprietorships are excluded in the figures Source: Statistics Netherlands Figure 1: Number of retail bankruptcies in the Netherlands

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 VIEWPOINT

Retail bankruptcies and retail real estate in TheNetherlands

The recent high number of retail bankruptcies in the Dutch retail sector has fuelled

the debate on the viability of Dutch retailers and increasing vacancy in the high streets

and shopping centres. This viewpoint provides insights in the recent wave of

bankruptcies and the impact on Dutch retail property. Have the recent bankruptciescaused a drop in demand for retail space or do we see newly entering and expanding

retailers taking up the vacated units in the Dutch high street and shopping centres?

MARCH 2015 CBRE Resear ch © 2015 CBRE BV | 1

0

200

400

600

800

1.000

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Supermarkets anddepartment storesFood

Gas filling stations

Consumer electronics

Household goods

Leisure goods

Clothing, shoes and othergoodsMarket vending

Internet and catalogues

Note: Sole proprietorships are excluded in the figuresSource: Statistics Netherlands

Figure 1: Numberof retailbankruptcies in theNetherlands

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DUTCH RETAIL MARKET

Table 1: Top 10 of retailers went out of business between 2012-2015 

Year Retailer Sector Number of stores

Total sq m of retail

space

2013 Globe Travel agency 206 N/A

2014 Free Record Shop Entertainment 155 20,400

2014 Halfords Hardware 137 35,100

2015 Schoenenreus Shoes 125 44,200

2013 Henk.nl Clothing 98 28,500

2013 E-plaza Entertainment 52 4,600

2013 Harense Smid Consumer electronics 44 36,000

2014 Siebel Jewelry 38 3,300

2012 Mexx Clothing 37 14,500

2014 Sabon Cosmetics 25 1,100Source: CBRE, Locatus

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DUTCH RETAIL MARKET

New market entries

Discount segment

 -

 20.000

 40.000

 60.000

 80.000

 100.000

 120.000

 140.000

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Discount

Luxury 

Mid range

Specialist

Source: CBRE, Locatus, VTIS

Figure: 2 Takeup of newentrants andexpandingretailers (sq m)

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DUTCH RETAIL MARKET

Table 2: Top 5 expanding value and discount retailers since 2010

Luxury retail

Table 3: Top 5 expanding luxury retailers

Year of

entry

Retailer Sector

Number of stores

since 2 1

Total square metre of new

retail space since 2 1

2012 Apple Consumer electronics 3 5,600

2011 Massimo Dutti Clothing 6 3,900

2012 Hugo Boss Clothing 4 1,500

2012 Michael Kors Clothing 4 1,000

2012 Ikks Clothing 4 700

Source: CBRE, Locatus, VTIS

Year of

entry

Retailer Sector

Number of new

stores since 2 1

Total sq m of new retail

space since 2 1

2010 Primark Clothing 10 62,300

2011* Action Household 52 58,500

2000Mediamarkt (inclSaturn)

Consumer electronics 6 30,800

1989 H&M Clothing 18 28,400

2012 Big Bazar Household 26 18,900

* Expansion after investment by 3iSource: CBRE, Locatus, VTIS

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DUTCH RETAIL MARKET

Evolving retail property market

CBRE Netherlands Research 

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