The Retail Development Process: Location, Property and Planning

Clifford M. Guy

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This advanced student text examines key aspects of the retail development process. Clifford Guy looks at processes behind the rise of different types of shopping development and relates these to the land use planning system, property development and finance. The discussion shows how the retail development process has changed the landscape radically over the past few decades and gives suggestions for what further changes may occur in the future.

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