« Back to store Global Luxury—Real Estate Insights: Brands Move from Tenants to Landlords, with Innovative, Experience-Rich Flagships $900.00 Add to Cart Checkout Added to cart What's Inside Table of Contents Companies Covered List of Graphs/Tables Understand why global luxury brands are buying—not renting—the world’s most coveted retail real estate. Read this report to discover answers to these and other questions: Why are luxury-goods brands shifting from leasing to owning prime retail locations? What are the defensive and aggressive reasons behind real estate strategies? What competitive advantages do brands gain by owning marquee retail properties? Why are brands investing heavily in flagship stores with experiential elements—and who are they targeting? Data in this report include: Notable acquisitions of real estate; global main street retail rent levels and increases Introduction Global Luxury—Real Estate Insights: Coresight Research Analysis Global Luxury Retail Brands Become Owners of Prime Locations, Not Only Occupants Defensive Approach: Mitigation of High Rent Defensive Approach: Securing Prime Locations Against Competitors Aggressive Approach: Substantial Investment to Flagships—Larger, and Experience-Fusion What We Think The Coresight Research View on Global Luxury Retailing Implications from This Report Implications for Brands/Retailers Implications for Real Estate Firms Implications for Technology Vendors Impacts from AI Notes and Methodology 7-page PDF report Chanel, Hermès, Kering, LVMH, Prada and Richemont. Notable Acquisition of Prime Locations by Luxury Groups Rental Growth of Main Streets By Region as of 3Q24 Per Square Feet Annual Rent for Main Streets Across the World in 2024 (Top Six) Add to Cart Checkout Added to cart $900.00 Add to Cart Checkout Added to cart
