After a year and a half of activity disrupted by the pandemic, shopping centers are finally emerging from the water.
Since the health pass no longer applies, the turnover of stores "has
increased by 2% compared to their pre-crisis level
", rejoices Jacques Ehrmann, the president of the National Council of shopping centers ( CNCC)
.
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Customers have taken on new habits.
Perhaps influenced by rising fuel prices, they visit their shopping center less often.
In September, attendance was down sharply compared to 2019. But visitors are buying more, and the average basket is much higher.
“It's a good thing for the environment,”
says Jacques Ehrmann.
Some shopping center tenants seem overwhelmed by this good news, unexpected after the disappointing summer sales.
Their current concerns are too low stocks, supply difficulties and difficulties in recruiting.
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