Daniel Lucht

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  Daniel Lucht, a retail analyst with Verdict Research, said Halloween was proving a bonanza for stores.
  
  "In the last two years it has really taken off," he said.

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  However we could be witnessing a change of paradigm and a much more considered and slower approach to deregulation in future, says Daniel Lucht, Senior European Analyst at Verdict Research.

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  "On top of everything else, there's a weak technology pipeline at the moment," said Verdict analyst Daniel Lucht.

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  Daniel Lucht, Senior European Analyst
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  However we could be witnessing a change of paradigm and a much more considered and slower approach to deregulation in future", says Daniel Lucht, Senior European Analyst at Verdict Research.

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  Daniel Lucht, Senior Analyst at Verdict Research and author of the report, comments: "Due to the loi Raffarin it is often easier to grow a retail business in France by acquiring a player already in possession of freeholds, outlets and necessary planning permissions than opening new space organically.

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  "It's really tough out there, and Germany isn't immune," said Daniel Lucht, an analyst at Verdict Research.

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  Daniel Lucht, Analyst
  
  Daniel Lucht works on Verdict's European retail reports and ad hoc projects.
  
  He previously spent a number of years at Euromonitor International as a Senior Research Analyst, where he worked on and managed a wide range of specialist tailored projects for major retailers, manufacturers and financial institutions, focusing mainly on FMCG and related industries.
  
  He has a Masters degree in Political Theory from Birkbeck, University of London.

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  Daniel Lucht, Senior Analyst at Verdict Research, and Simon Chinn, Analyst, authors of the study are available for comment.

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  Daniel Lucht, Senior Analyst at Verdict Research, and Simon Chinn, Analyst, author of the study is available for comment.

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  Daniel Lucht, Senior Analyst at Verdict Research and author of the report, comments: "While Spain looked like the land of opportunity for years, now trading conditions have become much more challenging for the likes of IKEA, Conforama and Leroy Merlin.That said, the various independents will be hardest hit by toughening conditions."While electricals has been one of the fastest growing sectors for some years and the easiest to make money in, 2007's growth rally of almost 10.0% seems to be the last in this magnitude for some time to come.
  
  Despite all this doom and gloom, Verdict Research argues that there are a number of opportunities in Spain's €218bn retail market: the liberalization of pharmacies regulations forced by the EU, a still underdeveloped out-of-town sector, the fledgling multi channel offer and Internet retailing in particular present significant growth avenues.Verdict Research also sees format development and new furniture boulevards, with ING Real Estate planning a massive new development outside of Madrid, as a prime growth opportunity.Daniel Lucht adds: "We believe that convergence trends among the EU member states will return once the Spanish housing bubble has corrected itself and that on a per capita basis Spain's consumer expenditure will be driven up to the levels of France, Germany and the UK eventually".

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