what is the market size of mid-sized retail stores?
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depends on the area that the retail store is located. this is not an easily answered question and takes alot of evaluation based on area, kind of retail store, as well as number of other similar establishments in the same area....
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I have no idea, you can go to a market area and ask around.
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Wal-mart\n\nYou should probably be more specific... largest in what way: employees, physical size, number of locations, market cap, etc.
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from the obese hos market in there mid foties,
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You're talking about commercial space. \n\nTry LoopNet, Re/Max, etc...
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The US Bureau of Census conducts an Annual Retail Trade Survey http://www.census.gov/svsd/www/artstbl.html\n\nIn 2005, the total retail and food services sales is $ 4,115,815 (in millions of dollars or 4.115 trillion ) http://www.census.gov/svsd/retlann/view/table2.txt
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Yes I do think their is validity in those arguements.  I was a district manager for a shoe company in NY but lived in TX.  I had 15 locations and prior to my district positions I ran many stores.  The Market Managers would send sales plans and strategies as a blanket for the company.  However, regions are different and within those regions locals and customer patterns would differ as well.  Malls that were on fire 10 yrs ago were now failing, due to other malls opening up.  The Market managers would want to run the same Promo's or window displays and they were were not what that market needed.  My best example was Memphis.  Memphis, TN has an older mall in the middle of the city (been there forever) and newer malls opened in the burbs, well, the same inner city marketing was needed to be different for the customer was different.  The older mall was now shopped by predominantly black women and their taste differed from the Suburban mother who is shopping for herself or her daughter.  The window displays , marketing strategy needs to be examined.  My advice, what ever your business, Talk to the low man on the totem pole,  Realize the experience is not there, hence the negativity and show them your listening...
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dm? district manager?\nmarket size, the number of people/business in your area that are likely to need your product\nmarket share. how many of these people use your product\nsales quantity can also be known as dso. how often you flip your inventory fpp? dont' know\nthe statictical measurements you use have a built in variance factor.
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It depends where you are. Location is everything in real estate and retail. If you need estimates for your local area, contact your regional building authority or your local chamber of commerce, who can guide you to the proper source.
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Pick the city of your choice, contact a local real estate agency for commercial properties, tell them you need a shop sized location  in the suburbs/housing area.\n3 out of 5 ppl have pets, so you can estimate how many potential customers youd be having in that location and you can estimate if you can cover the expenses.
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The United States as a whole.\n\nIf you're looking for large markets within the US, pick any large city.  Use of E-Bay pretty much spans all geographic regions and foils any traditional labelling of which market is which.
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Hello!!!  That really depends on the area in which you live, but in general, it is a buyer's market . . . and it's a slow market at that.\n\nWhat part of Dallas are you referring to??  Dwindling inventories (referring to HMMMMM's answers above mine) . . . Not!
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Hello,\n\nI am in Arbonne. No, the market is not flooded, far from it. There is so much room for growth. In 2007, Arbonne is going International. I can email you the demographics report if you would like! I'm clickable.
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It depends on location & what type of merchandise you have I guess. There have been 3 $ stores in this one "store" one after the other. The 1st 2 prob had no success & so that must be why there's a 3rd. \n\nI think you need to ask yourself some Qs... like:\n\n1) Does this town need a $ store ? \n2) Where will it be located ? (mall, busy area, main st? These areas would cost the most to rent a spot.)\n3) What type of murchandise are you going to sell ? \n\nI live in a big town/small city of a pop of 10 000. There's this one $ store on Main St. & it's for sale. I rarely ever see peeps in it. There's also another one & they even sold furniture. They made clothes too I believe. They later moved to the next block & got rid of what they weren't making $ on. (furniture & clothes) The $ store in the mall is doing ok I think. Be prepared to spend the $ on renting a spot in a mall tho. It's quite pricey.
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The prospects in these times are pretty good. I live in a small town and we have a couple of malls doing brisk biz. The only thing you need to take care of is that the stuffs should be cheap and you should have variety.
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I can't find exact dimensions in a basic search, but you can check out the official website below. Try calling them up and asking. One site said it was "medium-sized." Judging by the map, it looks like it takes up less than one city block.