Sentences with phrase «square foot store»

Target recently signed deals to open a 70,000 - square - foot store in the heart of Seattle and a 100,000 - square foot store in a shuttered Macy's in downtown Los Angeles.

One of the UK's high - end department store chains John Lewis today opened a new 230,000 square foot store in White City Westfield, London, with new «experiences,» one of which includes integration with Apple's HomeKit home automation system.

The evidence of maintenance and other measures taken by the appellants to make the premises safe consisted of a time sheet showing that a single maintenance person had been on duty both as a cleaner and porter in the 118,348 square foot store on the day in question, without any indication of what, if anything, had taken place in the area where the accident occurred.

The wall is 6 by 8 feet — it's a tiny, 350 square foot store — and it's covered in thousands of corks pulled from wine bottles all over the country.

The 1,000 square foot store is set among the villas of the luxury boutique hotel.

Since 1961, Nahackys Aquarium has been providing customers with aquariums, accessories and supplies out of their 2,000 square foot store.

The first one, a 4,800 square foot store located at 9138 North Tarrant Parkway in North Richland Hills, Texas; is scheduled to open in September and will be the first of 8 to...

The 12,500 square foot store in Patrick Street, which employs 49 people, has had $ 1.1 m invested in it, as part of a planned $ 20m retail development programme across the chain as a whole.

Imagine not taking on a book because they can't find a place for it in a 25,000 square foot store that finds shelf space for stuffed animals and other dust - collectors!

They recently opened a 21,500 square foot store is in the lower east side of the Galleria and it features a smaller footprint, a full kitchen with hot meals and patrons can drink wine while they browse around for books.

Now located at New Baby New Paltz, our 1,500 square foot store offers a curated selection of high - quality natural baby and maternity products.

New England's favorite retailer is celebrating the opening of their brand new 8,600 square foot store in Boston's Seaport.

The 68,000 square foot store brought 160 full - time jobs and 100 construction positions to the local economy.

While customers must have a prescription from a doctor to make a purchase, per New York State's medical marijuana laws, anyone over 18 years old can enter the 2,000 square foot store to take a look at the merchandise.

Although at 9,000 square feet the store has more buying power than a lot of other single - unit retailers might, Morton says successful partnerships often come down to individual relationships.

As a manager at Dollar General, I assumed the duties of supervising a twenty eight hundred square feet store.

Not exact matches

In a tough retail environment — the Home Depot, Lowe's and Canadian Tire are all in close proximity to his 18,500 - square - foot store — Flanagan says the filters are one important staple, along with batteries and picture hooks.

Joly called its stores of between 30,000 and 45,000 square feet «the right size.»

Comparable store sales rose 16 %, and, on a sales - per - square - foot basis, Lululemon is still the top - performing apparel retailer in North America.

In terms of in - store innovations, the company made a big splash last year by launching and then heavily hyping two stores — a massive 140,000 - square - foot Canadian Tire in south Edmonton and a Sport Chek in midtown Toronto — that came fully loaded with all manner of screens, simulators and other forms of digital eye candy, including interactive video walls, window shopping using glass screens that display products, and community boards that give customers access to local sports clinics, league registrations and fitness classes.

Its flagship now does more sales per square foot than the average Apple Store, with lines out the door and a very impressive 65 percent conversion rate.

Vince's Market stores are smaller than other chains, typically around 15,000 square feet.

After investing $ 1 million of his own money in 2006 to buy Magnolia — the 620 - square - foot Bleecker Street store that TV show Sex and the City made famous — today revenues top $ 23 million from six locations.

The REIT's revitalization plan includes 120,000 square feet of retail, including a 50,000 - square - foot movie theater and a grocery store.

«We plan to build 125,000 square feet of new retail space, including a grocery store, pharmacy and additional community - facing retail,» Facebook said.

Just east of the World Trade Center site, at 22 Cortlandt Street near Broadway, the discount department store Century 21 announced plans in June to add 76,000 square feet of retail space, which would include a cafe, dressing rooms and bathrooms, to the 120,000 square feet it already occupies.

(Fun fact: the brand's flagship boasts more sales per square foot than your average Apple Store.)

Company officials reckon they can lease a 350,000 - square - foot mall with at least 150 stores.

The mall - based mobile stores, at 1,400 square - feet only 3 % the size of a regular Best Buy, were opened a decade ago well before the smartphone boom ushered in by Apple's iPhone and when margins were higher.

Today the company is a 28,000 - square - foot emporium of individually owned boutiques, the largest of which is Herman's; Segal has since cashed out and runs another retail store in Santa Monica.

The Apple Store is the envy of many in the retail world, with the highest sales per square foot in the industry.

He points out that in a 3,000 - square - foot store, Country Style can do $ 600,000 per year in revenue and, say, Thai Express another $ 750,000, thus raking in $ 1.3 million from a single venue.

The 2,200 - square - foot store has stripped away the dark, saturated orange and pink motif in favor of a lighter color scheme and more natural light.

But don't count on adding cappuccino and sandwiches to your product mix: the 1,110 and 1,500 square feet of floor space in these two stores are already filled to near capacity.

Athleta was such a bright spot for Gap that in mid-January the company opened a 5,000 - square - foot flagship store in San Francisco, set to sell stretchy shorts and fitted tank tops to what it hopes will be a new customer base.

Bloomie's Dubai outpost includes a 146,000 square foot (13,600 square meter) clothing and accessories store and a nearby 54,000 square foot (5,000 square meter) home furnishings store.

Tanner Goods was born a year later, when Huff and Lautz began making leather products in a 150 - square - foot space behind the store.

At the end of 2010, there were 325 Walmart stores employing about 85,000 people with retail space of 42 million square feet and estimated sales of $ 22 billion.

According to a January tally by Green Street Advisors, only 40 % of Macy's stores are in «strong» malls as measured by sales per square foot; the other 60 % are in the sorts of uninviting shopping centers where foot traffic is dwindling and department stores can feel especially vacant and gloomy.

In addition to running a website and app, Frank + Oak operates 16 bricks - and - mortar stores with in - store barbershops and cafés — brand outposts less concerned with sales per square foot than hosting whisky tastings and promoting the Frank + Oak aesthetic.

In Los Angeles, Amazon has held serious talks with the billionaire developer Rick Caruso about bringing a Go store to The Grove, his 600,000 - square - foot outdoor shopping Mecca, two of these people said.

It has now decided to bring the concept into its main stores, giving Backstage 25,000 square feet, or about 20 % of the space of a typical store, at 45 locations, with hundreds more stores potentially getting one.

Johnson states that express stores, which are typically sized at about 500 square feet, are doing the type of volume Starbucks would normally expect in a store three times its size.

We have eight revolutionary retail stores that are 1,000 square foot e-commerce showrooms.

This per - square - foot charge or small percentage of a store's gross sales covers advertising and promotion costs for the shopping area and upkeep of the common areas surrounding the businesses (parking, sidewalk, walkways, sitting areas, patios, restrooms).

Apparel store rent can run as low as $ 8 per square foot in certain parts of the country, and close to $ 40 per square foot in big malls or shopping centers in high - traffic areas or in higher - rent metropolitan areas, like New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and Dallas.

Almost all apparel store lessors, or landlords, require a square foot rental from their lessees, usually paid on a monthly basis.

«We believe the U.S. represents a minimum 100 - store market opportunity for us,» said CEO Jim Gabel in a statement announcing the more than 270 - square - metre (or more than 3,000 - square - foot) shops.

Stanforth recommends $ 150,000 to get a store up and running, while Debbie Allen, the owner of a Scottsdale, Arizona, women's clothing store and industry speaker, says you should start out with $ 200,000 for a 1,200 - to 1,500 - square - foot store — the average in this business.

After all, how is it, in a neighborhood where retail prices hover around $ 1,000 per square foot, can a store afford to sell just one book?