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The article offers information on the opening of new outlets of brand name products in France including factory outlets, economic performance in brand centers and record in sales.

The article discusses the commercial real estate trade show Mapic held at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes, France, in mid-November 2017, which focused on leisure in shopping malls and the development of outlet malls.

The article focuses on the performance of Outlet Provence, a brand factory outlet opened by mall company McArthurGlen Uk Ltd. in Miramas, France.

The article reports on the presence of outlet malls in Germany, according to a survey conducted by the consulting firm Ecostra, and mentions topics including population and purchasing power, outlet store reputation, outlet mall development, and border town competition.

The article reports on outlet store specialist Marques Avenue and its plans to modernize its shopping centers and includes several comments by managing director Zakari Leriche on topics including its aim to offer more modern and contemporary brands and attract younger consumers, specifically millennials.

The article offers information on the new Scotch Corner luxury outlet mall located in Northern England, near Newcastle Upon Tyne, and notes that the mall, developed by Scotch Corner Richmond Llp and owned by Simon Waterfield and his partner Peter Mullen, is scheduled to open in fall 2019.

The article offers information on the shopping center City Outlets Paris to be built in Romainville near Paris, France, and notes that the first foundation stone was laid by Gérald Azancot, President of the commercial real estate developer Fiminco, on September 25, 2017.

The article announces that the French department store chain Printemps will be opening an outlet store featuring its collections from previous seasons at the McArthur Glen Provence outlet mall in Miramas, France, in late November.

The article announces that the French department store chain Galeries Lafayette is planning to open an outlet store at the outlet mall Roppenheim The Style Outlets in Roppenheim, France.

The article discusses the expansion of outlet centers in the vicinity of Germany, with particular focus given to the restrictive nature of local legislation on retail centers. The author includes comments by Manuel Jahn of Gfk GeoMarketing, and mentions companies such as McArthurGlen, Value retail, and Neinver.

The article reports that Advantail, which manages outlet shopping malls, has appointed Fanny Faucompré as Coordinator of Marketing for the group, Frédéric Rousselle as Retail Manager for the outlet mall L’Usine Mode & Maison, and Cécile Arlotti as Marketing Manager at the L’Usine Mode & Maison.

The article reports that the French department store chain Galeries Lafayette opened its first store (Galeries Lafayette Outlet) dedicated to markdowns at the luxury and fashion outlet mall One Nation Paris (Paris, France) on September 13, 2014. Comments by Olivier Bron, Groupe Galeries Lafayette's network director, regarding this concept are included. The store's offerings which propose fashion for the whole family and how the department store's notoriety may help increase mall traffic are mentioned.

The article focuses on the Swiss men's clothing manufacturer Strellson owned by the Swiss Holy Fashion Group and its expansion in France. Topics include its opening of a franchise in the center of Deauville, France, the inauguration of its first outlet store at the outlet mall in Roppenheim, France, and the launch of its French electronic commerce website planned for November 2014. Comments by the head of Holy Fashion Group's French subsidiary Alain Tritter are also included.

The article focuses on the state of the fashion brands outlet One Nation Paris located in Clayes-sous-Bois, France, since its opening in December 2013 and includes comments about its activities by Bertrand Catteau, the chief executive officer of its real estate developer Catinvest.

The article previews the colloquium focusing on brands and outlet stores to be held on April 3-4, 2014 in Boulogne-Billancourt, France, and organized by the European Outlet Centres Observatory Magdus.

The article reports that the French upscale department store chain Galeries Lafayette is opening a store named Galeries Lafayette Outlet at the luxury and fashion brands outlet store One Nation Paris located near Paris, France, in September 2014 and presents details on its offerings.

The article discusses the renovation works of the outlet center Usines Center Paris Outlet located in Paris, France. Topics mentioned include the new design created by the Bio agency, the use of black and white colors to look more chic, and the new clothing brands presented in the center, including Desigual, Benetton, and Petit Bateau. The author also focuses on the popularity of Usines Center and its marketing advantages. INSET: HAMMERSON RACHÈTE LE CENTRE SAINT SÉBASTIEN.

The article reports that the outlet centers Carré Privé Ouest and The Style Outlets in Honfleur, France have been abandoned as projects. Topics discussed include the history of the two centers, other centers planned for the region, and logistical and financial reasons for the abandonment of the centers.

The article reports that the designer outlets developer McArthurGlen pans the opening of a new outlet village in Gand, Belgium, at the end of 2016, and discusses the different businesses it will include, its funding, and its design.

The article focuses on the opening of the first designer outlet of London, Great Britain, in 2013. Topics mentioned include the clothing brands presented in the outlet, including Asics, Gap, and Armani, the urban and wealthy clientele targeted, and the benefits for the London area of Wembley and for the customers.

The article discusses the scandalized reaction of the French professionals of the fashion and cosmetics industries after a court in Paris, France, decided to prohibit cosmetics brand Sephora to close its store located in the Champs-Elysées, Paris, after 9 p.m., since September 2013. The author reports that Sephora has had its stores opened until the middle of the night since 1996, and that the decision taken has confused most French businesses' managers.

The article announces that the Italian luxury brand Giorgio Armani plans on opening a store in One Nation Paris, a luxury goods and fashion outlet located in Clayes-sous-Bois, France, in November 20, 2013. Topics mentioned include the other brands presented in the outlet such as Calvin Klein, Cacharel, and Max Azria, the development of Armani in France, and the geographical organization of One Nation Paris.

The article offers information on the construction of the fashion and luxury outlet stores complex named One Nation Paris located west of Paris, France, which is expected to open November 20, 2013 and mentions some of the featured brands, including Stella Forest, Max et Moi, and Zadig.

The article focuses on Shopinn Brugnato 5Terre, an outlet mall which will open in 2014 in Italy, and reports that that it will include different luxury brands.

The article discusses the competition between the companies specialized in designing and managing outlets Advantail and McArhurGlen which opened different projects in the same region of France.

The article focuses on the online fashion outlet The Outnet. Topics mentioned include the repositioning of its product line-up in order to present high-end products to wealthy clients, its collaboration with the online designer clothing store Net-a-porter, and the fashion advice service provided by the website.

The article reports that the McArthurGlen Group was given permission to build the first fashion and luxury outlet mall (McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Provence) in Miramas in Southern France which will feature 120 stores.

The article reports that Anne Percherz has been appointed at the head of Concepts & Districution, a company specialized in brand-name outlet shopping centers.

The article discusses the 3rd phase of the expansion of the outlet mall Centre International de commerce de gros France-Asie (Cifa) in Aubervilliers, France, which is expected to be completed by November 2013. Topics discussed include building a functional space for specialized importer and wholesalers of Chinese origin and the mall's architectural concept.

The article focuses on the La Vallée Village, an outlet shopping mall located in Seine-et-Marne, France, and discusses how it draws foreign tourists such as the Chinese and the Russians. Also mentioned is the outlet shopping mall West Paris Outlet located in Clayes-sous-Bois, France, which will open in June 2013.

The article discusses the British real estate company Hammerson and its summer 2012 decision to focus on commercial real estate and invest in commercial sites in France and Great Britain. Topics include comments by the company's president, John Nelson, concerning these goals, statistics related to its profits from January to July 2012, and investing in outlets stores in Europe with its partner Value Retail.

The article discusses the expansion strategies of Dutch commercial real estate developer Mab Development in France, with a focus on the outlet shopping centers sector. Particular focus is given to the point of view of Jan Eijkemans, general director of Mab Development France. Topics include investments, new projects, and partnership.

The article discusses the opening of the shopping center The Style Outlets in the city of Roppenheim, Alsace, France with a focus on the economic revitalization it brings to the region. A full description of the functioning and design of The Style Outlets, as well as an overview of the developer companies Neinver and Mab Development France are included.

The article discusses the April 25, 2012 opening of an outlet shopping center in Roppenheim, near Strasbourg, France by firms MAB and Neinver, which will feature famous brands such as Adidas and Nike in sportswear, Calvin Klein and Guess in fashion, and Crocs and Heschung in accessories.

The article focuses on outlet villages in France. The author explains that different reforms will take place in the future so the French government could have more control on the prices, the creation of jobs, and the turnover. As noted, a conflict exists between the outlet villages, and independent retailers.

The article offers news as of November 29, 2011 on the plans to re-open the shopping center Sqy Ouest of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines under the new name Carré Privé Ouest in September of 2012. The center in Paris, France is a brand clothing outlet offering products from 80 different fashion designers.

The article discusses H&M, a Swedish home products company, focusing on its new outlet dedicated to home textiles in Germany, its location, and structure.

Teh article discusses the changes to the McArthurGlen outlet center in Messancy, a commune in Belgium's Luxembourg province. The outlet center has been redesigned on a village model with a main street. It features 16,500 square meters of space with approximately 40 boutique. Topics mentioned include McArthurGlen's director for France and Belgium Geoffrey Nidd, brands to attract a young clientele, and future openings for McArthurGlen near Hamburg, Germany and Paris, France.

The article discusses and evaluates the outlet center Fashion valley, conveniently located in the Italian province of Tuscany, which is home to an array of fashion brands including Gucci, Prada, Salvatore Ferragamo. Particular focus is given to the efforts made by owners Europ Invest to appeal to upmarket clientele.

The article discusses and evaluates the future prospects of outlet centers, with a number of business figures, including Brandon O'Reilly of Gva outlets, expressing cautious optimism despite difficult macroeconomic conditions. The author discusses topics such as the economic aspects and management of shopping centers, and mentions groups such as Altagamma, Gucci group, and Fashion house development.

The article discusses the situation of fashion outlet stores in France after the explosion in the flash sale market. Statistics are presented that show the percentage of apparel and shoe sales conducted online. The article also includes quotes from industry insiders sharing their concerns, such as the effect of sales on brand image, the different uses of warehouses, and the problem of overstocked goods.

The article discusses the opening of the Marques Avenue factory outlet in Sainte-Croix en Plaine in the Alsace region of France. The fashion outlet, owned by the Concepts & Distribution company, will face tough competition from the nearby Roppenheim The Style Outlets, but chief executive officer Alain Salzman counts on top brands like Zannier and Petit Bateau to help the new store succeed.

The article reports that the company Henderson Global Investors is interested in the purchase of the factory outlet McArthurGlen, located in Troyes, France.

The article discusses the fact that the project to build a factory outlet center in Toulouse, France, can now be realized, since an investor have been found. The Dutch company Corio, owns 75% of the capital of the center. Frédéric Fontaine, president of Corio France, notes the economical dynamism of the city of Toulouse, and the quality of the project of a new factory outlet.