Since April 2022, 108 new outlets have opened in the center of St. Petersburg
27.03.2023 1789

Since April 2022, 108 new outlets have opened in the center of St. Petersburg

Over the past 12 months, the vacancy on the five main shopping corridors of St. Petersburg has almost halved - from 10,2% in the first quarter of 2022 to 5,6% in the first quarter of 2023, Nikoliers analysts calculated. The number of openings exceeded the number of closures, and there was only one free space left on Rubinshteina Street.

From April 2022 to March 2023, 108 new retail outlets were opened on five shopping thoroughfares of St. Petersburg (Nevsky and Staro-Nevsky prospects, B. Konyushennaya street, Rubinshteina street, Bolshoy Prospekt P.S.), including 30 clothing stores and 46 catering establishments. This is less than in 2021 (then there were 126 openings), however, the number of closures over the past 12 months has also decreased: 93 closures instead of 115 in 2021.

The main part of the new openings of clothing and footwear stores are Russian brands, in particular, Gloria Jeans, Ekonika, GRIOL, 2MOOD, Pompa, Kangaroo. In addition, over the three months of 2023, two new Russian brands that were not previously represented in the city appeared on the main shopping streets: Oxouno (instead of B&C for junior) and NN2sisters, and the number of temporarily closed stores was reduced to seven: Prada and Zara signs were not removed yet , Brunello Cucinelli, Dior/Bvlgari, Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Chanel.

According to Nikoliers, by the end of the first quarter, the share of vacant premises in key shopping corridors showed a decrease from 10,2% in the first quarter of 2022 to 5,6%. The minimum vacancy rate was on Rubinshteina Street (1,3%): there was only one empty building left, where the RS 20 restaurant was previously located.

 

Over the past 12 months, the vacancy on the five main shopping corridors of St. Petersburg has almost halved - from 10,2% in the first quarter of 2022 to 5,6% in the first quarter of 2023,…
5
1
Rating

Latest News

Trend Island department store opened in Moscow in the Evropeisky shopping center

In mid-April, the opening of the second Trend Island department store took place in one of the key shopping centers of the capital, in the Evropeisky shopping center. The first department store with a focus on presenting collections of clothing, shoes and accessories from Russian designers was…
25.04.2024 136

The qualifying round of the Shoes-Style competition for footwear and accessories designers took place in Moscow.

On April 23, the qualifying round of the international competition of shoe and accessory designers “Shoes-Style” took place. At the site of the competition organizer, Russian State University. A.N. Kosygin demonstrated 70 collections of participants...
25.04.2024 267

Major players in the sportswear and footwear market are experiencing a slowdown in sales

The sportswear segment was not immune to the effects of inflation: in 2023, sales of the main players slowed down, writes...
23.04.2024 364

Portugal overtakes Spain in shoe production

Portugal has become the second largest shoe producer in Europe, overtaking Spain. According to Eurostat, Portugal produced 2022 million pairs of shoes in 85, two million more than its Spanish rival, writes...
23.04.2024 1363

Puma has released a commercial version of the biodegradable Re:Suede sneakers

After two years of its biodegradable footwear pilot program, German sportswear and footwear manufacturer Puma has released a commercial version of its biodegradable Re:Suede sneaker...
23.04.2024 1371
When you sign up, you will receive weekly news and articles about the shoe business on your e-mail.

To the beginning