New shopping centre completions are likely to remain low over the next 12 to 15 months. As in the London office markets, this could lead to a spike in prime rents as occupiers compete to secure a limited supply of high-quality space. However, with the existing vacancy rate high and consumer spending set to be weak, the prospects for average shopping centre rental values still look subdued.
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