State of the Outlet Industry

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Culture of Value Today’s consumers and retailers are entering outlet malls faster than one can say 30% off! - Shopping Centers Today, April 2010

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by David Ober, president of DOCR. Contact info - 717.314.2468

Transcript of State of the Outlet Industry

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Culture of Value

Today’s consumers and retailers are entering outlet malls faster than one

can say 30% off!

- Shopping Centers Today, April 2010

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Culture of Value

Just a decade ago consumers linked outlet malls to a hit-or-miss or shopping experience

How times have changed…

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Culture of Value

Today outlets are being built in metro areas not

en route to them

More retailers are opening or tailoring products to them

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To name a few…

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And this year…

Is slated to open its first outlet ever at Woodbury Common

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“If you’re not looking at how an outlet store can positively affect your network, you’re

not going to be able to effectively optimize your market.”

- Charlie Wetzel Buxton Co., a consumer analytics firm

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Outlet Occupancy Up

Full price mall occupancy fell to 89%

Outlet mall occupancy held up well at 95%

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Mergers & Acquisitions

Property Group, Inc. Property Group, Inc.

+

‘04 ‘07‘09

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Where are we headed?

Outlet properties are outperforming regional malls:

Occupancy (97.9 vs 92.1) Sales psf ($500 vs. $433)

Property Group, Inc. Property Group, Inc.

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Where are we headed?

Simon is retooling former Mills properties to function more like outlet malls

More retailers are developing outlet strategies

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Where are we headed?

Over the past 3 years:

More retailers are opening outlet stores than full price concepts

The word “sensitivity” seems to be evaporating

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Where are we headed?

Five years ago data showed:

•65% of shoppers frequented shopping malls

• 25% outlet malls •10% crossover

Source: Greenberg Data

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Where are we headed?

Today:

•45% of shoppers frequent shopping malls

• 35% outlet malls •20% crossover

Source: Greenberg Data

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Where are we headed?

Outlet shopping has stayed strong during the

spending downturn by the American consumer.

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Where are we headed?

As such the outlet shopper profile has broadened

Savvy shoppers who want “lifestyle for less”

Cut out the middle man

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Where are we headed?

We now have stores operating at $800-$1,000 per sq. ft.

Strict tenant sale policies – minimum of 30% off MSRP

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Planned OpeningsOnly large outlet developer to plan a Phase 1 opening

in 2010

Opening October 2010Leeds, Alabama

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Planned Openings

Chelsea has three centers slated to open in 2011:

•Tampa•Phoenix

•Merrimack, NH

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Planned OpeningsHorizon Group has two centers

opening in 2011

•Atlanta•Oklahoma City

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Planned Openings

Craig Reality working on several centers/expansions

Talisman planning two ground up centers: Chicago and

Cabazon, CA

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Planned Openings

Outlet veterans looking to tackle Alaska and Hawaii

We’re an industry in motion…

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International Outlet Shopping Centers and Regions for Development

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