Leisure attractions such as Gareth Bale’s mini-golf themed bar Par 59 and social darts bar Flight Club are taking a lead role in revitalising the centre of Cardiff three years on since the pandemic.
According to a new report from real estate agent Avison Young, the Welsh capital’s city centre has become a desirable market for leisure operators and investors looking to open venues that also had an experiential offering. The report, called Global Ten Trends for 2023, explores emerging trends that are influencing commercial real estate in cities.
John Coggins, leisure director at Avison Young’s Cardiff office, said: “Leisure, as ever, remains a very exciting sector, and one that is constantly evolving despite the ups and downs of headwinds including labour shortages, inflation and a cost of living crisis.
