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Retail: 0 active listings. No rent median: fewer than ten rental listings with stated rent.

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Source: current public neospaces inventory. Asking rents are not achieved rents. Missing location or rent data is not inferred.

Duisburg's retail location presented a stable picture at the end of 2025, confirming the consolidation phase already visible in the first half. Core market indicators barely changed from mid-year, with no structural shifts or new dynamics over the second half. The sales-area provision remained broadly unchanged, as notable extensions or new developments were absent. With a retail centrality index of 107.3, Duisburg retains an above-average supply function for its surrounding region, although the tension between strong regional centrality and comparatively below-average local purchasing power (index 79.7; about 24,342 EUR per capita) persists. On the letting market, prime rents in the 1a locations held in a band of 35.00 to 37.00 EUR/sqm/month, while 1b and neighbourhood locations achieved stable, location-typical levels of around 23.00 and 13.00 EUR/sqm respectively. Rental development was marked by continuity, without notable upward impulses. Leasing activity concentrated on the Forum Duisburg shopping centre and individual well-positioned assets, while signings in the classic 1a high street remained the exception. The Forum saw several tenant adjustments: cosmetics retailer Rituals relocated within the ground floor onto a larger unit, with KIKO Milano taking the vacated space, and shoe retailer Schuhtique moved in from the Koenigsgalerie. The standout impulse was the opening of a large Decathlon store on around 2,000 sqm in the Forum's lower level at the end of 2025, adding a high-footfall anchor. Around the main station, Blume 2000 opened its first Duisburg branch in the Einkaufsbahnhof in March 2025. National conditions remain subdued. After stationary retail turnover grew about 1.5 percent in 2025, only moderate development is expected, while online retail continued to grow faster (around 4 percent), intensifying structural adjustment pressure on the physical network. For the coming years, consolidation is likely to continue, characterised by repositioning, space optimisation and increasing quality differentiation. Thanks to its regional supply function and stable market structures, Duisburg remains well positioned to benefit moderately from a gradual cyclical recovery.

prime rent 1a: 37 EUR/sqm/month (1a, upper band); prime rent 1b: 23 EUR/sqm/month (1b); retail centrality: 107.3 index (DE=100); prime rent district: 13 EUR/sqm/month (neighbourhood).