Surely even in Oxford retail unit rents are subject to supply and demand - if there wasn't demand at those rents, the price would drop, at least over time? Or is it a case of there being too few retail units, and planning issues means supply cannot readily increase?
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Surely even in Oxford retail unit rents are subject to supply and demand - if there wasn't demand at those rents, the price would drop, at least over time? Or is it a case of there being too few retail units, and planning issues means supply cannot readily increase?