How does their exit impact the Canadian retail market?€¦ · Retail vacancy rate to remain below...

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FOR MORE INFORMATION Ross Moore Director, National Research 604.662.5101 [email protected] Missing the Target. How does their exit impact the Canadian retail market? Why did Target fail to connect in Canada? What’s the impact on landlords/REITs? Who will want Target’s space? What does this mean for foreign retailers considering Canadian locations? Misunderstood Canadian shoppers Location & product supply-chain issues Fiercer-than-anticipated competition E-Commerce savvy Canadians Physical store constraints In-store and brand experience not the same, compared to US stores Retail vacancy rate to remain below 5.0% in most Canadian cities New opportunities for retailers to adjust their placement and for others to enter Canada No reason for panic – burden is shared by multiple landlords Target accounts for a small portion of REIT operating incomes This decision says more about Target than it does the Canadian retail market Canadian retail fundamentals remain relatively solid Opportunities in a market that has offered infrequent openings in the past Read CBRE’s Canadian Market Outlook 2015 www.cbre.ca/marketoutlookcanada2015

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Page 1: How does their exit impact the Canadian retail market?€¦ · Retail vacancy rate to remain below 5.0% in most Canadian cities New opportunities for retailers to adjust their placement

FOR MORE INFORMATIONRoss MooreDirector, National [email protected]

Missing the Target.How does their exit impact the Canadian retail market?

Why did Target fail to connect in Canada?

What’s the impact on landlords/REITs?

Who will want Target’s space?

What does this mean for foreign retailers

considering Canadian locations?

Misunderstood Canadian shoppersLocation & product supply-chain issuesFiercer-than-anticipated competitionE-Commerce savvy CanadiansPhysical store constraintsIn-store and brand experience not the same, compared to US stores

Retail vacancy rate to remain below 5.0% in most Canadian cities

New opportunities for retailers to adjust their placement and for others to enter Canada

No reason for panic – burden is shared by multiple landlords

Target accounts for a small portion of REIT operating incomes

This decision says more about Target than it does the Canadian retail market

Canadian retail fundamentals remain relatively solid

Opportunities in a market that has offered infrequent openings in the past

Read CBRE’s Canadian Market Outlook 2015www.cbre.ca/marketoutlookcanada2015