New Bond Street Remains Untouchable: A Look at Global Retail Real Estate

Cushman & Wakefield’s “Main Streets Across the World 2025” report is out, and the headline isn’t much of a surprise: London’s New Bond Street retains its crown as the world’s most expensive retail destination. But dig a little deeper, and you’ll find some interesting trends, especially regarding the resilience of Indian high streets.

While luxury brands continue to dominate prime locations globally, Indian markets are holding their own. Delhi’s Khan Market comes in at a respectable 24th position worldwide. What’s even more noteworthy is the rental growth seen in other Indian markets, particularly in Gurugram. This suggests a strong underlying demand and a healthy appetite for retail experiences despite the rise of e-commerce.

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The report underscores the ongoing importance of physical retail, even in our increasingly digital world. Strategic location choices, coupled with strong branding and customer experience, remain critical for success.

Source: Cushman & Wakefield
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