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Chris Fenton
Online shopping has killed malls
Nicky Capper
Most projects are delayed not only in India...
Dean Crowson
Mumbai is the least affected
Severely impacted by COVID-19, Indian cities in 2020 saw the addition of just five new malls spanning ~2.75 mn sq. ft. area.
Among the cities that added the new mall supply are Gurgaon, Delhi, Lucknow and Bengaluru. The supply is far less than the previously predicted numbers.
Anuj Kejriwal, CEO & MD - ANAROCK Retail says, "Before the COVID-19-catalyzed lockdown in March, our research indicated that Indian cities were to see new supply of approx. 54 new malls in 2020 spread over nearly 22.2 mn sq. ft. area. Of this, the top 7 cities were to see new supply of nearly 35 malls spread over approx. 14.6 mn sq., ft. while Tier 2 & 3 cities were to see new supply of 19 new malls over 7.6 mn sq. ft."
“COVID-19 added enormous pressure to the already delicately-poised Indian retail sector.
The anticipated new mall supply was severely hit this year and most of it will spill over to 2021 and beyond. New completions have been deferred and leasing activity has been delayed.”
Mall Spill-over in 2021 & Beyond
Presently, data indicates that 14 new malls spread over 5.9 mn sq. ft. area will get operational by 2021-end across Indian cities, and fit-outs are underway in at least 10 of them.
Among the cities that will see the maximum new supply in 2021 are:
Online shopping has killed malls
Most projects are delayed not only in India...
Mumbai is the least affected
Anuj Kejriwal is CEO & MD at ANAROCK Retail, the retail division of ANAROCK Property Consultants headed by real estate industry stalwart Anuj Puri. ANAROCK Retail is the result of a strategic partnership between ANAROCK and Faithlane Property Advisors, which Kejriwal launched in 2017.
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