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Market layers
Rent levels and footfall for every street at a glance — you can gauge what a location is worth before you sit down to negotiate.
Mapped door by door
The tenant mix of Europe’s high streets
The location database of UNIQUE RETAIL RE Advisory: 147 high streets across fifteen European cities – store by store
10,412
Units recorded
147
High streets
15
European cities
What UNIQUE ADRS is
Every address, every tenant, every location
Judging a retail property means knowing its neighbourhood — not roughly, but door by door. Who sits to the left, who to the right, which segment defines the stretch, where the footfall breaks, which unit stands empty.
That is what we built UNIQUE ADRS for. The survey has grown over years of walking these streets ourselves, is maintained continuously and verified before every use. Not a bought-in dataset, but the working basis we use daily to assess locations, benchmark rents and place space.
Schematic tenant line-up
Door by door
- 01Tenant mix to the exact street numberEvery unit recorded individually, from Mönckebergstraße to Bond Street
- 02Vacancy and market segmentPer location — luxury, premium, mainstream, directly comparable
- 03Neighbourhood analysisIn minutes rather than days
- 04Fifteen cities side by sideGerman and international high streets compared
New in UNIQUE ADRS
More than a map
The survey is the foundation — its value comes to life right inside the application. Tenant mix and market data become one clear read on every location: comparable, substantiated, ready to act on.
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Street Score
Tenant mix, footfall, scarcity of space and rent in a single rating — locations become instantly comparable, with no lengthy weighing-up.
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Street comparison
Two locations set directly against each other — and the stronger address is obvious at a glance.
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Whitespot analysis
Where a brand is still absent becomes visible — turning a blank on the map into a concrete expansion opportunity.
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Watchlist
The units and tenants that matter, gathered in one place — your shortlist for the next deal, always to hand.
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“What’s new” feed
Openings and tenant changes as they happen — you know how the market is moving before everyone else does.
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PDF dossier
Every location as a ready-made dossier — the solid basis for a landlord meeting, investment paper or pitch.
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Quick search & shareable views
Every brand, street and city to hand in seconds — and any view shared by link, so the team sees exactly the same picture.
Locations covered
Where brands become visible
We cover the high streets where expansion is actually decided — the classic prime pitches as well as the established premium quarters beside them.
Germany
International
Hamburg
13 streets
- Mönckebergstraße
- Spitalerstraße
- Jungfernstieg
- Neuer Wall
- Große Bleichen
- Hohe Bleichen
- Poststraße
- Bleichenbrücke
- ABC-Straße
- Gerhofstraße
- Bergstraße
- Gänsemarkt
- Alter Wall
Berlin
10 streets
- Kurfürstendamm
- Tauentzien
- Joachimsthaler Straße
- Friedrichstraße
- Alexanderplatz
- Rosenthaler Straße
- Münzstraße
- Alte Schönhauser Straße
- Neue Schönhauser Straße
- Weinmeisterstraße
Munich
12 streets
- Maximilianstraße
- Kaufingerstraße
- Neuhauser Straße
- Theatinerstraße
- Residenzstraße
- Brienner Straße
- Sendlinger Straße
- Perusastraße
- Maffeistraße
- Weinstraße
- Rosenstraße
- Odeonsplatz
Düsseldorf
14 streets
- Königsallee
- Schadowstraße
- Flingerstraße
- Mittelstraße
- Grabenstraße
- Schadowplatz
- Carlsplatz
- Friedrichstraße
- Benrather Straße
- Breite Straße
- Grünstraße
- Kasernenstraße
- Königstraße
- Steinstraße
Frankfurt
17 streets
- Zeil
- Goethestraße
- Fressgass
- Kaiserstraße
- An der Hauptwache
- Biebergasse
- Rossmarkt
- Goetheplatz
- Börsenstraße
- Kalbächer Gasse
- Liebfrauenstraße
- Neue Kräme
- Steinweg
- Bleidenstraße
- Kaiserhofstraße
- Opernplatz
- Rathenauplatz
Vienna
5 streets
- Kärntner Straße
- Graben
- Kohlmarkt
- Goldenes Quartier
- Mariahilfer Straße
Zurich
6 streets
- Bahnhofstrasse
- Rennweg
- Storchengasse
- Strehlgasse
- Münsterhof
- Lintheschergasse
Geneva
2 streets
- Rue du Rhône
- Rue de la Confédération
Amsterdam
4 streets
- P.C. Hooftstraat
- Kalverstraat
- Koningsplein
- Wagenstraat
Paris
12 streets
- Avenue des Champs-Élysées
- Avenue Montaigne
- Rue des Francs-Bourgeois
- Rue Vieille du Temple
- Rue des Rosiers
- Rue de Sévigné
- Rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie
- Rue des Archives
- Rue de Turenne
- Boulevard Saint-Germain
- Rue de la Monnaie
- Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré
London
17 streets
- Oxford Street
- New Bond Street
- Old Bond Street
- Sloane Street
- King's Road
- Regent Street
- Knightsbridge
- Carnaby Street
- Jermyn Street
- Marylebone High Street
- Kensington High Street
- King's Cross
- Neal Street
- Long Acre
- St James's
- Brewer Street
- Portobello Road
Milan
14 streets
- Via Montenapoleone
- Via della Spiga
- Via Manzoni
- Corso Vittorio Emanuele II
- Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
- Corso Buenos Aires
- Via Torino
- Via Brera
- Via Fiori Chiari
- Via Madonnina
- Via Solferino
- Via Tommaso Grossi
- Corso Venezia
- Via Santa Radegonda
Rome
7 streets
- Via Condotti
- Via Frattina
- Via del Corso
- Via del Babuino
- Via Cola di Rienzo
- Via Nazionale
- Via del Governo Vecchio
Barcelona
6 streets
- Passeig de Gràcia
- Portal de l'Àngel
- Rambla de Catalunya
- Avinguda Diagonal
- Carrer de la Portaferrissa
- Carrer dels Tallers
Madrid
8 streets
- Calle de Serrano
- Calle de Ortega y Gasset
- Gran Vía
- Calle de Preciados
- Calle de Fuencarral
- Calle del Carmen
- Raimundo Fernández Villaverde
- Plaza de Canalejas
How we work with it
Data becomes a decision
For landlords and asset managers
We show how a unit sits within its street
Which neighbours define the stretch, which segment carries it, how vacancy is developing. That turns a leasing strategy into something you can rely on rather than assume.
Landlord RepresentationFor brands expanding
Within a short time we establish where a brand genuinely belongs across fifteen cities
Who is already there, which neighbourhood matches its positioning, and which address will carry the statement.
Expansion AdvisoryThe difference is not the software, but the survey behind it. We walked these streets ourselves
Research
From our ongoing market coverage
Analyses and market reports from our work across Europe’s high streets — published regularly on unique-retail.com.
November 2026
October 2026
September 2026
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MAPIC 2026 in Cannes: What Awaits Landlords and Retailers
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High Street Vacancy in Germany 2026: What 100 Cities Show
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