Retail availability in the Cambridge-Oxford Growth Corridor has doubled over the past two years, with the average rate standing at 7.2 percent.
Research conducted by Bidwells found Cambridge had seen the highest level of take-up since 2012 as new operators are absorbing unused spaces in the area.
Bidwells’ Research Director Sue Foxley said that out of town retail parks were offering investors an attractive way of connecting the trends that are transforming the high street. Bidwells’ latest analysis indicates retail availability in the Cambridge-Oxford Growth Corridor has doubled over the past two years, with the average availability rate standing at 7.2 per cent.
