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Wiesbaden's retail leasing market is defined by a compact, affluent inner city and a single dominant 1A pitch on the Kirchgasse pedestrian zone. JLL puts the prime high-street rent at around 140 €/m²/month across a core retail stock of roughly 85,000 m². The Kirchgasse hosts the usual national and international multiples — H&M, Zara, Deichmann, Hunkemöller, Müller and Orsay among them — and connects to the LuisenForum, which adds about 23,000 m² of retail, gastronomy and fitness space anchored by Saturn and Karstadt Sport. The city's high purchasing power, spa-town tourism and walkable centre underpin stable footfall on the prime axis. The defining development of 2025 was the repositioning of the LuisenForum. Centre management transferred from Savills to CBRE Retail Consulting in September, and the operator declared 2025 a reconstruction year, deliberately holding back lettings so that several major openings can be staged in 2026. CBRE has signalled appetite for a shoe retailer, a large perfumery and more food-court-style gastronomy, aiming to lift the quality of one of Hesse's largest inner-city centres through active leasing. Because of this deliberate pause, no headline new tenant signing was confirmed during 2025. The structural picture is two-tier. The Kirchgasse and the premium Wilhelmstraße boulevard remain sought after, with limited available prime space, while secondary side streets off the main axis face weaker footfall and gradual vacancy drift. Mid-market fashion continues to feel online competition, and the future footprint of department-store-style anchors carries risk. Opportunities cluster around experience and food: the LuisenForum's pivot toward gastronomy, premium and lifestyle concepts on Wilhelmstraße, and the tailwind from the reduced 7% VAT on restaurant food taking effect on 1 January 2026. Overall the market is stabilising, with prime pricing firm and the 2026 LuisenForum relaunch the key catalyst to watch.

Total core retail space: 85,000 m²; Prime high-street rent (Kirchgasse): 140 €/m²/month; LuisenForum retail/gastro/fitness GLA: 23,000 m².