Abstract
This paper examines the trends in the retail property market in central London (City, Midtown, West End, Paddington, Southbank and Docklands) for 2003–2004 in light of the slowing economy, competition from suburban and out-of-town centres, congestion charging and lower tourism numbers. It looks at the plans of retail property developers and retailers and the effect on different submarkets of central London of the shifting balance of supply and demand.
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