Sentences with phrase «generates sales per square foot»

The result is a column that generates sales per square foot,» he says.

As of September 30, 2010, the centers were 94.7 % occupied with average base rents of $ 24.52 per square foot, and they generated sales per square foot of $ 406.

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Barry Nabatian, a retail analyst and director at Shore - Tanner & Associates, says the Rideau Centre is prime real estate, generating $ 1,000 in annual sales per square foot.

The 2.4 - million - square - foot center generates about $ 1,000 in annual retail sales per square foot, according to real estate research firm Green Street Advisors — more than twice the national average for shopping centers.

Apple generates more sales per square foot than any U.S. retailer, and by a substantial margin.

There are few other items a pet retailer can carry that generate those types of sales and margins per square foot.»

He simply reminds skeptics that 25 million people pass through the Water Tower, which generates $ 700 of retail sales per square foot, every year.

The result: Retailers can generate more sales per square foot in less space causing store formats to shrink.

Urbanation monitors activity in condominium projects that are proposed, in development or have been built, to generate key market metrics such as total sales, listings, unsold inventory and average prices and rents per square foot.

This means airport shops often generate more sales per square foot than comparable establishments located elsewhere.

Rouse's retail space generates sales of $ 439 per square foot and has an occupancy rate of 92 percent.

«I view the trend as moving to all leased real estate instead of owned, as it has been proven that retailers see a 25 % to 30 % increase in revenue and generating more sales per square foot in freestanding stores as opposed to in - line.

The mall assets of Rodamco North America generate industry - leading sales of more than $ 450 per square foot and are 93 % occupied.

According to General Growth, the Canal Shoppes — whose tenants include Burberry, Kenneth Cole, Movado and Banana Republic — currently generates sales of roughly $ 900 per square foot, making it the second most productive retail asset in the United States after Simon Property Group's Forum Shoppes at Caesar's Palace, right across the Strip from the Venetian.

Devising the dividing line involved simple and elegant analysis — if a property generated north of $ 400 per square foot in sales and was located in a major market, it was apt to survive.

The properties are so - called Class B malls, as opposed to Class A, which differ based on the sales per square foot the specialty store tenants generate.