Retail renaissance: small and medium-sized cities with good prospects
There is a coherent chain of reasoning why high-street retail in small and medium-sized cities is likely to experience a renaissance and outperform the large metropolises. This would be the reversal of a 25-year trend.
As with the decline of this market segment, structural developments, especially demographics, migration and new work, are the basis of this thesis. A promising investment strategy can therefore be to focus on high-street units in small and medium-sized cities - especially if one does not buy individual buildings in small sections, but successively entire streets. Admittedly, this can be a lengthy and laborious process due to the small-scale ownership structure.