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Why bigger and more shopping malls are coming up in top cities, ET Retail

The new supply of retail space in shopping malls increased 72 percent last year to 59.48 lakh square feet across eight major cities to meet rising demand from retailers, according to Cushman & Wakefield. In 2023, as many as 11 shopping malls became operational, covering 59,48,395 square feet of space across the top eight cities. In the previous year, nine malls came into eight markets, totalling 34,49,222 square feet area.

Why bigger and more shopping malls are coming up in top cities

The new supply of retail space in shopping malls increased 72 percent last year to 59.48 lakh square feet across eight major cities to meet rising demand from retailers, according to Cushman & Wakefield. In 2023, as many as 11 shopping malls became operational, covering 59,48,395 square feet of space across the top eight cities. In the previous year, nine malls came into eight markets, totalling 34,49,222 square feet area.

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Lease of Life: Underperforming shopping malls are taking the right turn toward profits

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Delay in roll-out of e-commerce policy, consumer protection rules damaging domestic retail trade: CAIT

The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has criticized the delay in implementing a national e-commerce policy and consumer protection rules, claiming it has allowed foreign e-commerce players to harm domestic retail trade. CAIT expressed concern over the delay, stating that it has caused significant losses for small and medium retail traders and has forced many to close their businesses.

Delay in roll-out of e-commerce policy, consumer protection rules damaging domestic retail trade: CAIT, ET Retail

The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has criticized the delay in implementing a national e-commerce policy and consumer protection rules, claiming it has allowed foreign e-commerce players to harm domestic retail trade. CAIT expressed concern over the delay, stating that it has caused significant losses for small and medium retail traders and has forced many to close their businesses.

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