I'm not sure about you guys but I just don't visit my town shopping centre, high street shops or corner shops that often. My local shopping hotspots have gradually begun emptying out, cafes/coffee shops moving in and empty store fronts becoming more and more frequent. It's just so inconvenient compared to purchasing online; why spend 30mins going from shop to shop and not finding what you want when it's just a click/button press away? It's become something that makes less sense to me as time goes on. But outside of mine or your shopping preferences, trying to objectively look at the situation, what can be done to bring people back to the physical shopping world? Is it even possible?
Fee free parking? More events? Cheaper prices? Lowered rent costs?
It really seems like it has run it's course and it's a matter of time before they disappear for good and make way for housing. Will it be 'saved'?
Fee free parking? More events? Cheaper prices? Lowered rent costs?
It really seems like it has run it's course and it's a matter of time before they disappear for good and make way for housing. Will it be 'saved'?
