Sentences with phrase «retail space demand»

Not exact matches

Rents are still too high due to demand for high trafic retail space.

One of those leading the race is a Los Angeles - based company called Saucey, which is said to be disrupting — yep, I said it — the retail liquor space based on the fact that it's delivering alcohol on demand to consumers and doing it quite well.

«Major retailers today demand that their suppliers produce products with the most stringent standards for a natural claim, particularly in the areas of sustainability and environmental stewardship,» says Neil Callahan, senior vice president at Robertet Flavors, The Robertet Group's North American Flavor Division headquarters and manufacturing facility located in Piscataway, N.J. «In addition, competition for shelf space ensures that suppliers are constantly searching for and adopting new raw material sources and enhanced production technologies that can meet this demand,» Callahan says.

Shelf space at UK retailers is increasingly scarce, so there is tremendous demand for wines that customers are actually willing to drink.

Toolmaker Greenfield Industries meets retailer demand for space - saving skin packaging by using DuPont ™ Surlyn ® and high - speed packaging equipment.

Increasing product visibility in modern retail formats as retail shelf space and product availability is predicted to create demand for stevia based products among the consumers across the globe.

Both rezoning would ban new apartments and parking lots on the ground - floor of new construction projects, and demand that half of ground - floor space be committed to retail.

«With less demand and less retail shelf space for the format, and higher retails on the trade papers, there simply isn't as much publishing into the format, which in turn creates declining sales,» Ms. Hinckley said in an e-mail.

Without these forces doing most of the heavy lifting (these forces are also partly behind the success of businesses like Amazon, at least the second one if not the first, enabling the retailing giant to develop a business model that undercut existing retailers and took advantage of almost infinite shelf space to appeal to huge swathes of customers) authors and self publishing would still be clamouring for attention not demanding a place at the table.

If a startup acquisition in the publishing space has ever looked like a match made in digital heaven, the Ingram Content Group - Aerio deal is it... the goal is to «make the power of the publishing supply chain, for both print and ebooks, available to anyone at the push of a button... In the same way that distribution is a service, and print - on - demand is a service, and digital fulfillment is a service, now there's retail as a service.

Warehouse storage space and retail shelf space limitations demand that every product generate adequate sales to justify the valuable space that you have allotted.

Back then, it seemed like the demand for fashion - oriented pet products was on an unending upward curve, and anyone with the right retail space, a cute store name and a trendy product mix could run a successful pet boutique.

«With grain - free demand rising, specialty retailers should be devoting more space in their stores to this category,» he says.

And retailers, also keen on meeting this demand, are making sure to devote ample shelf space to this category known for generating traffic and repeat sales.

Even expanding the internal to a 2tb drive wont last very long not with the size of the games these days and even retail disc based games demand a huge amount of storage space now.

A physical retail disc takes up storage space and if not sold would eventually need to be given away if demand wanes.

However, troubles at retailers, ranging from the Gap to Kmart, mean less demand for new space just as old space is regurgitated.

«All of these retailers are suddenly looking for space on the same premier streets, and that is a recipe for too much demand and not enough supply,» says Ann Natunewicz, national manager for retail research at Colliers International in Washington, D.C.

The U.S. employment gains continue to be strong, with unemployment dropping below 5.0 percent earlier this year, and adding to demand for housing in a variety of forms, for office space, for the retail sector and for industrial / distribution facilities.

But with retail and office construction in Toronto on the rise and demand for space high, large blocks of available space are scarce — a good problem for any city to have.

Some shopping center landlords suggest declining new construction will limit retailer space choices when consumer demand picks up.

A slowdown in consumer spending that is all but certain will curtail demand for retail space, they claim.

These commercial repositionings are satisfying growing demand for evolving space needs, including the continuing rise of food halls, self - storage facilities and experience - based retailers.

E-commerce in the United States is growing faster than traditional retail sales, but less appreciated is that the trend is pushing up demand for physical space.

Having these CDEs searching for viable low - income businesses could fuel demand for retail, office, and light industrial space in areas that haven't experienced such development in years.

In fact, at the ICSC Spring Convention, developers were more focused on meeting retailer demand for space for expansion plans in 2008 and 2009.

The question remains as to whether retailer demand will continue to keep pace with the steady pipeline of new space being created.

And they've got to take space — there's surely demand for retail somewhere.

«All told, increasing consumer sales, greater demand for space by retailers and insufficient growth in new supply suggest that rents and occupancy will likely be rising at a healthy rate over at least the near term,» writes RBC Capital Markets REIT analyst Rich Moore.

These high - density spaces that blend commercial workspaces, retail housing, and parks mostly have been in high demand in places like Boston, Chicago, New York, and San Francisco.

That low supply, coupled with demand from better - performing retailers for quality space, helped push rents across all types of retail real estate higher and vacancy rates down to about 10 percent at the end of 2015 from 11.1 percent in 2011 — as retailers slowly shrugged off the recession's vacancy spike.

«More jobs mean more demand for office space, warehouse space, retail spaces and other commercial spaces.

It's part of a Manhattan - wide space glut as retailers — buffeted by e-commerce, tepid demand for luxury goods and a strong dollar that's eroded tourist spending — push back against rents that have soared to records.

«The demand for new space has been driven by national retailers looking for premium space.

Employment drives demand for retail and office space,» he noted.

With a high demand for residential and retail space in this area, the owners of S Mohanlall Mansions sought financing for the renovation of this building.

When news of sluggish sales hits the retail real estate sector, department stores and apparel retailers emerge as the usual suspects for waning demand for space.

Schnure does concede that growth in demand for retail real estate space is at only 40 percent of where it had been about a decade earlier.

«Demand for retail space has rebounded in the Chicago area, but being a retail developer still isn't what it used to be.

«There's just too much demand out there for the amount of good space that's currently available,» says Richard Moore, a retail REIT analyst with McDonald Investments in Cleveland.

Beneath all the challenges retailers face, the fact is that demand for space is still increasing.

To address rapidly changing demand for office, industrial, retail and residential space, we arm ourselves with research, local market data and trend information.

GIC, Singapore's sovereign - wealth fund, is gaining warehouses across the U.S. as demand for industrial space climbs from Web retailers and other customers.

Driven by a huge demand for warehouse space from e-commerce giant Amazon.com and other online retailers, industrial properties were the top performers for investors in

Retail: You definitely see shifts in demand for space.

If retail and industrial spaces combine, or if there's heightened demand for these modern factories to be closer to residential centers, zoning laws and regulations may cause delays.

Nahigian and other experts expect upheaval in residential construction, demand for industrial and retail space, and shipping and manufacturing logistics.

A net increase of 12 million jobs from the low point five years ago has boosted demand for office, retail, warehouse, and industrial spaces.

As the recovery of small business continues to grow, retailers continue to improve delivery times to consumers and large - scale growth projects continue to increase in cities across the West, we will see significant increases in demand for multi-tenant industrial space, especially near population centers.

For example, the drivers of demand for office space are different from the drivers of demand for retail space or the drivers of demand for industrial space.