Weekly Wrap, Week 46 2024: Major Retail Centres Return to Growth Whilst High Streets Stall
Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Insights: Week Ending January 4, 2025
Huq Industries’ comprehensive analysis of footfall across various retail centre types in the UK for week 46, 2024, showcases a complex landscape of consumer mobility and engagement. This week’s data highlights significant regional variations and trends that are crucial for retailers and real-estate professionals aiming to optimise their strategies in a dynamic market environment.
Daily Footfall by Retail Centre Type
High Streets & Town Centres
In the bustling streets of London, there has been a notable increase in both footfall and dwell time, suggesting a robust recovery in urban retail activity. This positive trend contrasts sharply with the North West and Wales, where declines in footfall year on year indicate a more challenging environment. Specific areas like Alum Rock Road in the West Midlands and Slough in the South East are top performers, while Stockport Road in the North West and Holloway Road in London have seen the steepest declines. Read more about High Streets & Town Centres Footfall.
Shopping Centres
The South West region experienced a slight increase in average daily footfall week-on-week, while the West Midlands saw a significant rise in average visit dwell time year-on-year. Northern Ireland reported a substantial increase in working weekday visitation share compared to the previous week, highlighting a shift in consumer patterns. Explore the Shopping Centres Footfall Report.
Major Retail Centres
Northern Ireland continues to show a robust recovery with an increase in average daily footfall. Conversely, the North West has seen an increase in dwell times, indicating that while fewer people may be visiting, those who do are spending more time per visit. This data is essential for understanding the evolving market dynamics. Discover insights from the Major Retail Centres Footfall Report.
Local Retail Centres
London’s local retail centres continue to outperform in average daily footfall year on year, contrasting with significant declines in the South East. This indicates a varied regional performance that could influence future business strategies. Read more on Local Retail Centres Footfall.
Retail Parks
Retail parks have seen mixed trends, with some regions like the South West experiencing slight declines in footfall, while London reports a slight increase week on week. The East Midlands and Scotland have seen significant year-on-year increases in dwell times, suggesting deeper consumer engagement. Explore the Retail Parks Footfall Report.
Market Outlook
The coming weeks are likely to see continued variability in footfall patterns across different regions. Retail centres in areas showing positive trends could expect sustained or increased consumer engagement, while others might face challenges. This forecast is essential for strategic planning in the volatile retail sector.
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Retail Parks Footfall Report, Week 46 2024: Declining Footfall In The North
Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Insights: Week Ending January 4, 2025
Recent footfall data from Huq Industries reveals nuanced trends in retail park visitation across the UK, highlighting regional variations in footfall, dwell time, and weekday visitation shares. As of week 46, 2024, the data shows a mixed landscape with some regions experiencing slight declines in footfall while others see modest gains.
Retail Parks Daily Footfall
Regional Footfall Variations
The footfall report from Huq provides a detailed breakdown of footfall statistics across various UK regions. In the South West, a slight decrease in footfall was observed, contrasting with London’s slight increase in footfall week on week. These footfall statistics are crucial for understanding regional market dynamics and planning strategic interventions.
Dwell Time Analysis
Significant year-on-year increases in dwell times in the East Midlands and Scotland indicate a growing engagement among shoppers. These footfall statistics not only reflect the attractiveness of retail environments but also suggest potential areas for further development in customer experience strategies.
Weekday Visitation Trends
The proportion of visits occurring during weekdays, known as the weekday visitation share, has varied significantly. The North East’s increase in this metric highlights a shift in consumer behaviour, possibly influenced by flexible working arrangements post-pandemic.
Market Outlook
Based on the current direction of the footfall data and historical trends from the same period last year, it is anticipated that the coming four weeks will continue to show mixed trends in footfall across different regions. Retailers and commercial real-estate companies should monitor these trends closely to adapt their strategies accordingly.
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Footfall Data Highlights Regional Retail Trends, Week 47 2024
Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Insights: Week Ending January 4, 2025
Recent footfall data from Huq Industries reveals nuanced trends in retail centre visitation across the UK, highlighting regional variations in footfall, dwell time, and weekday visitation for the week ending November 23, 2024. Notably, Northern Ireland experienced a significant increase in average daily footfall year-on-year, reflecting a robust recovery and growth in retail activity. In contrast, the South West saw a slight decline in footfall over the same period, suggesting regional disparities in economic recovery.
Dwell times also varied, with Scotland showing a notable increase in the average visit duration year-on-year. Meanwhile, London’s Croydon centre emerged as a top performer with a notable increase in visitation, contrasting sharply with declines in other London areas like Romford and Sutton.
Major Retail Centres Daily Footfall
Regional Footfall Analysis
Northern Ireland’s retail centres have shown a robust increase in footfall, suggesting a strong economic recovery. Conversely, the South West experienced a slight decrease in footfall, highlighting the uneven nature of economic recovery across regions.
Dwell Time Insights
In Scotland, the increase in dwell time at retail centres indicates a potentially higher level of shopper engagement. This aspect of the footfall report can be particularly valuable for retailers looking to optimise customer experience and increase sales.
London’s Retail Landscape
Croydon’s increase in footfall stands out in the latest footfall statistics, making it a key area of interest. The contrasting trends in Romford and Sutton, where footfall has declined, further underscore the importance of nuanced location intelligence in retail strategy development.
Market Outlook
Based on the direction of the latest footfall data and historical trends from the same period last year, the coming four weeks are likely to see continued growth in regions like Northern Ireland, while areas with declining footfall may face challenges.
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Shopping Centres Footfall Report: Week 47 2024
Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Insights: Week Ending January 4, 2025
Huq Industries’ latest footfall report reveals nuanced trends in retail centre visitation across the UK, highlighting regional variations in footfall, dwell time, and weekday visitation for the week ending November 23, 2024.
Shopping Centres Daily Footfall
Regional Analysis
In the North East, despite a slight week-on-week decrease in footfall, the region has seen a significant increase compared to the same period last year. Dwell time in shopping centres has also risen, however, the share of weekday visitation has slightly decreased.
London shows a robust recovery with a notable year-on-year increase in footfall and a steady rise in dwell time, reflecting a positive trend in retail activity. The capital’s weekday visitation share has seen a minor decline, aligning with a broader trend of fluctuating consumer patterns during the workweek.
The East of England presents a mixed picture with a substantial increase in both footfall and dwell time year-on-year. This region also shows a significant rise in weekday visitation, suggesting a stronger consumer presence during the working week.
Conversely, Wales has experienced a decline in footfall year-on-year but has seen the most substantial increase in dwell time across all regions, indicating that while fewer people are visiting, those who do are spending more time per visit.
The West Midlands and Scotland show contrasting trends, with the former experiencing growth in footfall and dwell time, while the latter sees a decrease in both metrics. This highlights the regional disparities in consumer confidence and spending habits.
Market Outlook
Based on the direction of the latest data and trends from the same period last year, the coming four weeks are likely to see continued fluctuations in footfall and dwell time across UK retail centres.
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High Streets & Town Centres Footfall Report: Week 47 2024
Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Insights: Week Ending January 4, 2025
Huq Industries’ latest footfall data reveals nuanced trends in footfall, dwell time, and weekday visitation across UK’s retail centres, particularly in High Streets and Town Centres. As of the week ending November 23, 2024, regional variations highlight distinct consumer behaviour patterns. For instance, London has seen a significant uptick in average daily footfall year-on-year, with a 16.6% increase, reflecting a robust recovery and growing consumer confidence in urban shopping areas. Conversely, Wales experienced a notable decline in footfall, with a year-on-year decrease suggesting regional economic challenges or shifts in consumer preferences.
High Streets & Town Centres Daily Footfall
Dwell time, or the duration visitors spend at these centres, also shows interesting trends. The East Midlands reported a substantial year-on-year increase in dwell time. On the other hand, the South West saw a decrease in dwell time by 5.1% compared to the previous year.
Weekday visitation shares, which indicate the proportion of visits occurring during working weekdays, have also shifted. The North East saw a significant increase in this metric, with a year-on-year rise suggesting a change in work patterns or an increase in weekday leisure activities. Meanwhile, London experienced a slight decrease in weekday visitation, down by 1.8% year-on-year, possibly due to flexible working arrangements or other socio-economic factors affecting weekday foot traffic.
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Local Retail Centres Footfall Report: Week 47 2024
Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Insights: Week Ending January 4, 2025
Recent footfall data from Huq Industries reveals nuanced trends in footfall, dwell time, and weekday visitation across various UK regions in local retail centres. As of the week ending November 23, 2024, London shows a promising increase in average daily footfall with a 5.3% rise year-on-year, contrasting with a significant drop in the South West. Dwell times have also seen notable changes; for instance, Wales experienced a substantial increase in average visit dwell time, indicating longer stays at retail locations. Meanwhile, the working weekday visitation share in Scotland has improved slightly, with a 2.5% increase year-on-year, suggesting a shift in consumer behaviour towards more weekday shopping.
Local Retail Centres Daily Footfall
Footfall Data Analysis
The footfall report from Huq provides a detailed look at the shifts in consumer presence in local retail centres. The increase in London’s footfall is particularly noteworthy, reflecting a robust recovery and potential growth in retail activity. Conversely, the South West’s decrease, though notable, is part of a broader regional trend that may reflect varying economic pressures or consumer preferences.
Market Outlook
Looking ahead, the direction of the latest data and historical trends suggest that London’s retail centres may continue to experience growth in footfall over the coming weeks. This forecast is based on current consumer behaviour trends and last year’s performance during the same period.
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Retail Parks Footfall Report: Week 47 2024
Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Insights: Week Ending January 4, 2025
Retail Parks in the UK have seen varied performance in terms of footfall, dwell time, and weekday visitation across different regions, according to the latest footfall data from Huq Industries. The data, which covers the week ending November 23, 2024, highlights significant regional differences in retail activity.
Retail Parks Daily Footfall
Footfall Data Overview
In terms of footfall, the South East experienced a notable decline year-on-year, while London saw an increase. This footfall report provides a detailed look at the shifts in visitor numbers, offering insights into consumer behaviour and market dynamics. The footfall statistics also reveal that Scotland and the West Midlands have seen increases in dwell time, indicating a higher engagement level at retail parks in these areas.
Market Outlook
Looking ahead, based on the current footfall data and trends from the previous year, it is likely that the coming weeks will see continued variability in footfall across regions. This section of the footfall report predicts shifts in consumer behaviour and potential impacts on retail park performance.
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Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Trends: Week 47 2024
Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Insights: Week Ending January 4, 2025
The latest footfall data from Huq Industries for Week 47, ending November 23, 2024, reveals a complex landscape of consumer behaviour and retail activity across the UK. This comprehensive analysis covers various types of retail centres including retail parks, local retail centres, high streets, town centres, and shopping centres, each showing distinct patterns based on regional dynamics.
Daily Footfall by Retail Centre Type
Retail Parks Performance
In the South East, retail parks experienced a notable decline in footfall year-on-year, contrasting with an increase in London. This regional disparity extends to dwell time and weekday visitation, with Scotland and the West Midlands reporting increases in engagement levels at retail parks. For more details, see the Retail Parks Footfall Report.
Local Retail Centres Dynamics
Local retail centres in London reported a promising 5.3% rise in average daily footfall year-on-year, while the South West faced a significant drop. There were also changes in dwell times, with Wales seeing a substantial increase. This data is essential for businesses looking to optimise their strategies based on consumer movement patterns. For further insights, refer to the Local Retail Centres Footfall Report.
High Streets and Town Centres Trends
High streets and town centres in London saw a significant 16.6% increase in footfall, indicating a robust recovery and growing consumer confidence. Conversely, Wales experienced a sharp 19.1% decline, reflecting regional economic challenges. Detailed statistics can be found in the High Streets & Town Centres Footfall Report.
Shopping Centres Analysis
Shopping centres in the North East, despite a slight week-on-week decrease, showed a significant year-on-year increase in footfall and dwell time, suggesting a more engaged consumer base. London continued to demonstrate a strong recovery with notable increases in both metrics. The East of England also showed substantial growth, indicating strong consumer presence throughout the week. For more information, view the Shopping Centres Footfall Report.
Regional Retail Trends Overview
Northern Ireland stood out with a significant increase in average daily footfall, contrasting with a slight decline in the South West. Scotland’s increase in dwell time suggests higher shopper engagement, while London’s Croydon centre emerged as a top performer. More details are available in the Regional Retail Trends Report.
Market Outlook
Based on the current data and historical trends, the coming weeks are likely to see continued variability in footfall across regions.
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Shopping Centres Footfall Report: Mixed Trends as of Week 48, 2024
Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Insights: Week Ending January 4, 2025
Recent footfall data from Huq Industries highlights varied trends in footfall, dwell time, and weekday visitation across UK regions in shopping centres as of the week ending November 30, 2024. This footfall report provides a detailed look at consumer behaviour, crucial for retailers and commercial real estate strategists.
Shopping Centres Daily Footfall
Regional Footfall Data
In the North East, there has been a notable increase in average daily footfall, contrasting sharply with a decrease in Wales. The South West and West Midlands have seen increases in dwell times, indicating a more engaged consumer base. However, the weekday visitation shares present a mixed picture, with the East Midlands experiencing a rise in footfall during weekdays, while the North West has witnessed a decline.
Location Intelligence Insights
Using location intelligence analytics, this footfall report delves into the specifics of regional shopping behaviour. Location intelligence data is pivotal for understanding the nuances of consumer movements and preferences. For instance, the increased dwell times in the South West suggest a potential for higher retail engagement and sales opportunities.
Market Outlook
Based on the direction of the latest footfall statistics and last year’s trends, the coming four weeks could see continued variability in regional footfall patterns. Retailers should monitor these trends closely, using footfall calculators and location intelligence tools to adapt their strategies effectively. The insights provided by location intelligence companies like Huq are invaluable in forecasting future consumer behaviour in retail environments.
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Major Retail Centres Footfall Report: Week 48, 2024
Weekly Wrap: UK Retail Footfall Insights: Week Ending January 4, 2025
Recent data from Huq Industries reveals insightful trends in footfall, dwell time, and visitation patterns across major retail centres in the UK. As of the week ending November 30, 2024, several regions have shown notable changes in these metrics, reflecting the dynamic nature of consumer behaviour in different areas.
Major Retail Centres Daily Footfall
Footfall Data Analysis
In terms of footfall, the North East region experienced a significant increase, with a 9% rise compared to the same period last year. This suggests a robust recovery and growing consumer confidence in this area. Similarly, London also displayed a strong performance with a significant year-on-year increase in footfall, underscoring its appeal as a prime shopping destination.
Dwell Time Trends
Dwell time, which indicates the average duration visitors spend in retail centres, saw varied trends. The East Midlands reported a substantial increase in dwell time, with a 15.5% rise year-on-year, pointing to higher engagement levels at retail venues. Conversely, Wales observed a decrease in dwell time, reflecting perhaps a shift in shopping patterns or consumer preferences in the region.
Visitation Patterns
Visitation patterns also shifted, with London showing a slight increase in weekday visitation, suggesting a steady return to pre-pandemic shopping habits. However, Northern Ireland experienced a significant drop in weekday visitation, which might indicate changing work patterns or consumer preferences in the region.
Market Outlook
These trends provide valuable insights for retailers and commercial real-estate companies, helping them to better understand and adapt to the evolving market dynamics in the UK’s retail landscape. Based on the direction of the latest data and trends observed during the same period last year, we can anticipate continued growth in footfall in regions like the North East and London over the coming four weeks.
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