City shopping centers and suburban retail parks are known to offer customers a wider range of products and provide competition to the high street. As Colin J. Davis (1997: 6 - 7) argues, high streets can be successful if they offer an attractive environment, excellent facilities and exceptional quality of design. !!First of all, to understand and solve the problem it is important to realize what caused it. Today the car is a primary need so people can easily access business parks that are located outside urban centers. It allows the trend of shopping centers to grow, which are a serious competitor to the high streets. Retail parks and shopping centers are optimized and offer shops, cinemas, restaurants, banks, beauty services and gyms in one place, which makes them unique and attractive to customers (The Grimsey Review, 2013: 8). “The Grimsey Review” (2013) states that cities, towns, villages, parades, shopping centres, retail parks, retail parks and recreational parks compete for consumers. In the world of multi-channel shopping, online shopping is a new trend that increases its market shares every year (The Grimsey Review, 2013: 8). According to Davidson Pavitt (1997: 38) sales through television and the Internet are growing by 30% per year. He suggests that electronic retail#4Extended Research Toms Barda will offer much better choice, change customers' purchasing patterns and the way products are offered to them. Pavitt argues that all retail parks and other shopping venues will need to focus on integrating shopping with recreation and entertainment (Pavitt, 1997: 42-43).!! Furthermore, the graphs show that the number of hypermarkets in the UK is gradually increasing (by 240% from 1982 to 1992) (John Fernie, 1995: 5). In 2012 the market......middle of paper......activities and shops take place.!!Furthermore, Davis (1997: 66 - 69) explains that city centers and main streets are places where citizens can relax, attend concerts, meet friends and visit the theater. High Street is also a great place for activities to take place outdoors. He says it's important to have places on the High Street where people can relax with friends without spending money. He argues that the market is a very important part of the High Street because it causes noise and activity and provides real human interaction. Davis (1997: 70) states that festivals are also important for urban centers in order to attract citizens and tourists who will eventually use other city attractions.!!To examine the statements and conclusions of Hudson, David, Portas, authors of The GrimseyReview, Fernie and Pavitt's research questions and hypotheses were formulated by the researcher.!