The document analyzes the potential retail tenants for a property located in Attleboro, MA based on trade area demographics and retail expenditure data. It identifies several retail categories with potential based on a gap between supply and demand, including restaurants, motor vehicle dealers, and home goods stores. The analysis also provides criteria for retailers to evaluate the site such as required sales per square foot, population size, and dominant consumer segments in the area.
The document provides an industry analysis of the retail trade sector, specifically focusing on warehouse clubs and supercenters (NAICS code 452910) and discount department stores (NAICS code 452112). It analyzes key metrics like the number of stores and sales for these subsectors from 1997 to 2002, showing significant growth. It also examines Walmart's performance within these subsectors, finding that Walmart contributed 50% of sales in 1997, growing to 66% of sales by 2002, demonstrating their dominance in these retail formats. The document calculates the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index for major companies in these subsectors in 2006-2007, finding a score of 4235.28, indicating a low to mid level
The document analyzes various industries including retail trade, warehouse clubs and supercenters, discount department stores, book publishing, and travel agencies. It provides details on the NAICS codes for each industry and discusses trends in their sales and number of establishments from 1997 to 2002. Based on this analysis, it determines that discount stores are in the maturity stage of the industry life cycle, book publishers are in mid-to-high maturity, and travel agencies are in mid decline.
This document provides a retail analysis of the Othello retail corridor in Seattle. It analyzes the neighborhood demographics, retail trade areas, existing businesses, and identifies target retailers. The primary trade area has a diverse population, with over 50% speaking a language other than English at home and 39% identifying as Asian alone. The area has higher poverty rates and lower incomes compared to Seattle overall. The analysis identifies competition from other retail centers and provides strategies to support existing businesses and attract new complementary businesses to serve the community.
FSP Retail Business Consultants provides market intelligence, concept development, expansion strategy, and other services to retailers. They have over 100 years of collective retail experience. Example case studies include providing location strategy and brand awareness advice to a global sports footwear brand seeking a London flagship store, market analysis and turnover estimates to support a Swedish hardware chain's UK expansion, and concept testing through qualitative research for a homeware retailer developing their first standalone store.
This document contains a disclaimer stating that any forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, and provides an overview of General Shopping Brasil. It discusses the company's diversified growth strategy including acquisitions, greenfields, expansions, and innovations. Examples provided include the Outlet Premium malls and cases on Unimart Shopping Campinas and Parque Shopping Prudente.
This document lists 16 organizations and 424 individuals affiliated with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) that have been banned by the Government of Sri Lanka under UN Security Council Resolution 1373. It provides background information on each organization, describing their origins, leadership, activities and alleged ties to procuring funds and weapons for the LTTE. Several of the organizations, including the Tamil Rehabilitation Organization, Canadian Tamil Congress and World Tamil Coordinating Committee, have had members arrested in various countries for attempting to provide material support to the LTTE. The document asserts that while the LTTE was militarily defeated in 2009, these foreign-based organizations continue to promote the political goals and ideology of the militant
Presentacion moodle FERNANDO COLLAHUAZO DANIA BARRERAJedaxbarrera
El documento habla sobre la situación actual de la pandemia del COVID-19 en Colombia. En las últimas semanas se ha registrado un aumento en los casos nuevos y actualmente hay preocupación por la aparición de una tercera ola. El gobierno ha implementado nuevas restricciones en varias ciudades para intentar controlar los contagios, como toques de queda nocturnos y ley seca los fines de semana. Se pide a la ciudadanía mantener las medidas de bioseguridad para evitar un colapso del sistema hospitalario.
The document provides an industry analysis of the retail trade sector, specifically focusing on warehouse clubs and supercenters (NAICS code 452910) and discount department stores (NAICS code 452112). It analyzes key metrics like the number of stores and sales for these subsectors from 1997 to 2002, showing significant growth. It also examines Walmart's performance within these subsectors, finding that Walmart contributed 50% of sales in 1997, growing to 66% of sales by 2002, demonstrating their dominance in these retail formats. The document calculates the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index for major companies in these subsectors in 2006-2007, finding a score of 4235.28, indicating a low to mid level
The document analyzes various industries including retail trade, warehouse clubs and supercenters, discount department stores, book publishing, and travel agencies. It provides details on the NAICS codes for each industry and discusses trends in their sales and number of establishments from 1997 to 2002. Based on this analysis, it determines that discount stores are in the maturity stage of the industry life cycle, book publishers are in mid-to-high maturity, and travel agencies are in mid decline.
This document provides a retail analysis of the Othello retail corridor in Seattle. It analyzes the neighborhood demographics, retail trade areas, existing businesses, and identifies target retailers. The primary trade area has a diverse population, with over 50% speaking a language other than English at home and 39% identifying as Asian alone. The area has higher poverty rates and lower incomes compared to Seattle overall. The analysis identifies competition from other retail centers and provides strategies to support existing businesses and attract new complementary businesses to serve the community.
FSP Retail Business Consultants provides market intelligence, concept development, expansion strategy, and other services to retailers. They have over 100 years of collective retail experience. Example case studies include providing location strategy and brand awareness advice to a global sports footwear brand seeking a London flagship store, market analysis and turnover estimates to support a Swedish hardware chain's UK expansion, and concept testing through qualitative research for a homeware retailer developing their first standalone store.
This document contains a disclaimer stating that any forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, and provides an overview of General Shopping Brasil. It discusses the company's diversified growth strategy including acquisitions, greenfields, expansions, and innovations. Examples provided include the Outlet Premium malls and cases on Unimart Shopping Campinas and Parque Shopping Prudente.
This document lists 16 organizations and 424 individuals affiliated with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) that have been banned by the Government of Sri Lanka under UN Security Council Resolution 1373. It provides background information on each organization, describing their origins, leadership, activities and alleged ties to procuring funds and weapons for the LTTE. Several of the organizations, including the Tamil Rehabilitation Organization, Canadian Tamil Congress and World Tamil Coordinating Committee, have had members arrested in various countries for attempting to provide material support to the LTTE. The document asserts that while the LTTE was militarily defeated in 2009, these foreign-based organizations continue to promote the political goals and ideology of the militant
Presentacion moodle FERNANDO COLLAHUAZO DANIA BARRERAJedaxbarrera
El documento habla sobre la situación actual de la pandemia del COVID-19 en Colombia. En las últimas semanas se ha registrado un aumento en los casos nuevos y actualmente hay preocupación por la aparición de una tercera ola. El gobierno ha implementado nuevas restricciones en varias ciudades para intentar controlar los contagios, como toques de queda nocturnos y ley seca los fines de semana. Se pide a la ciudadanía mantener las medidas de bioseguridad para evitar un colapso del sistema hospitalario.
FundooParty.Com Company Profile June 2016Gaurav Khanna
FundooParty.Com is an event management and office services company owned by young entrepreneurs with experience working for Fortune 500 companies. They offer a wide range of event planning services including conferences, meetings, incentive programs, social events, and team building activities. The document provides examples of projects they have completed for clients such as Avantor, Biocon, Biogen, and Godrej Properties and includes contact information.
The document advertises a competition to win tickets to the BRIT Awards 2014 by using an Angry Birds gift card and sharing information about the competition on social media. It notes the competition is run by Brandution Ltd, an official distributor of Rovio Entertainment Ltd (the creators of Angry Birds), and that the gift card is issued by MasterCard.
2012 ab is-your-browser-putting-you-at-risk-pt2Комсс Файквэе
This document discusses click fraud in online advertising. Some key points:
- Click fraud costs the US online advertising industry (worth $155 billion in 2011) millions as fraudsters generate fraudulent clicks to steal ad revenue.
- Click fraud most directly harms ad buyers who pay for these fraudulent clicks. It can also damage the reputation of ad publishers.
- Individual users are indirectly harmed as click fraudsters fund malware campaigns, infecting many users' devices which are then used to generate fraudulent clicks while also distributing additional malware like banking trojans.
- Internet Explorer was found to have the highest click fraud rate of 96.6%, while Chrome, Firefox and Safari had much lower rates below 2
This document discusses the history and role of critical social science. It makes several key points:
1. Early social science in the 18th/19th centuries mixed description/explanation with normative evaluation. Over the last 200 years there has been a long decline of critical social science and the expulsion of critique, evaluation and values from science.
2. Critical social science grew in the 1970s but has since become more timid. Critique has retreated into academia without threatening existing power structures.
3. Positivists argue social science should exclude values to be objective, while radicals say it is unavoidably value-laden. Both confuse different meanings of objectivity. Values can be open to challenge
Vinamilk saw strong gains after announcing an increase in its 2011 cash dividend from 30% to 40% at its annual general meeting. The company reported a 37% increase in revenue and 17% increase in net profit for 2011. It aims to continue growing revenue by 20% and net profit by 11% annually through 2016 by expanding production capacity and market share. The central bank also announced new measures to manage monetary policy and reduce lending rates at state-owned banks to improve business performance and maintain liquidity in the banking system. Overall, domestic markets gained as investor sentiment improved on strong buying of Vinamilk shares.
This document examines the origins and antiquity of the term 'Hindu' through an analysis of epigraphic and literary evidence from ancient Persian, Indian, Greek, Chinese and Arabic sources. Key points:
- Epigraphic evidence from Achaemenid, Ashokan and Sasanian inscriptions dating back to 500 BC use forms of 'Hindu/Hindu' to refer to India and Indians.
- Literary evidence from ancient Sanskrit texts, the Avesta and pre-Islamic Arabic poetry also use 'Hindu' suggesting its origins in the Vedic period.
- While likely derived from the Sanskrit word 'Sindhu', the author argues 'Hindu' emerged
This document provides information about a net leased Chipotle property located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The property is being offered for sale at $1,824,000, representing a 6.25% cap rate. Chipotle recently extended their lease through 2023 with 12.5% rental escalations every five years. Chipotle has operated successfully at this location since 2003. The property benefits from its location along a major road with over 31,000 daily vehicles and proximity to a large hospital.
The media relations plan aims to support Be The Match's need for more ethnically diverse donors in the US. A key partnership with the US Postal Service will facilitate outreach. Tactics include creating a promotional flyer and stamp to educate the public and reach donors. The flyer will clarify Be The Match and waive their $100 registration fee. Documentaries on PBS, Netflix, and YouTube will convey personal stories to appeal to empathy and younger audiences. Target demographics include multi-ethnic individuals aged 18-44 with disposable time or income. Goals are to register over 5,000 new USPS employee donors and 1,000 donors from the mass mailing.
Accelerating data-intensive science by outsourcing the mundaneIan Foster
Talk at eResearch New Zealand Conference, June 2011 (given remotely from Italy, unfortunately!)
Abstract: Whitehead observed that "civilization advances by extending the number of important operations which we can perform without thinking of them." I propose that cloud computing can allow us to accelerate dramatically the pace of discovery by removing a range of mundane but timeconsuming research data management tasks from our consciousness. I describe the Globus Online system that we are developing to explore these possibilities, and propose milestones for evaluating progress towards smarter science.
Office transaction volume in 2015 was $146 billion, up 16% year-over-year. Mega-deals involving portfolio and entity-level sales drove much of the growth, increasing 36% and accounting for $40.6 billion in transactions. Foreign investment reached new highs and contributed to the rise in mega-deals. Commercial property prices increased 14% overall according to preliminary estimates, though price growth has begun to moderate as capitalization rates hit floors. Transaction volume grew faster for suburban assets, up 26% to $78.9 billion, while central business district asset sales rose only 6% to $66.9 billion.
The document advertises a promotion where using an Angry Birds gift card enters the user into a draw to win tickets to the BRIT Awards. It encourages sharing on social media for additional chances to win. The card is issued by MasterCard and subject to their terms.
Here are the key steps taken in data collection for this study:
1. The target population was residents of Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana's second largest city.
2. A sample size of 300 respondents was selected from the population.
3. The study area, Kumasi, has a population of over 1 million based on 2000 census data. It is a cosmopolitan city and major economic hub in Ghana.
4. A questionnaire was used to collect primary data from the sample of 300 residents on their mobile phone usage patterns and factors influencing phone brand choices.
5. Both quantitative and qualitative data was collected through closed-ended and open-ended questions on the questionnaire.
6. Statistical analysis tools
pwc cii-pharma_summit_enhancing value through partnershipsbrandsynapse
India Pharma Inc. explores how alliances and partnerships are enhancing value in the pharmaceutical industry. The global context of rising healthcare costs, impending patent cliffs, and declining R&D productivity is driving companies to collaborate. In India, the growing domestic market and low-cost manufacturing are attracting foreign investment through mergers, acquisitions, and partnerships focused on product sourcing, drug discovery, and marketing. Successful partnerships depend on factors like quality, management control, cultural differences, and thorough due diligence. Collaboration across the pharmaceutical industry and with other sectors will be important for sustainable growth.
Réponses aux Témoins de Jéhovah. Comment aider un Témoin de Jéhovah à devenir un Chrétien. 43 erreurs fondamentales des Témoins de Jéhovah prouvées bibliquement. Réponses à leurs objections. Dossier spécial sur la Trinité. Réponses bibliques aux erreurs des antitrinitaires et aux Témoins modernes d'Arius.
The Pharma 2020 series
The Pharmaceutical industry's long successful strategy of placing big bets on a few molecules, promoting them heavily and turning them into blockbusters worked well for many years, but its R&D productivity has now plummeted and the environment’s changing. PwC believes that seven major trends are reshaping the marketplace:
Source of info:
http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/pharma-life-sciences/pharma2020/index.jhtml#
The document provides a list of 34 members for the IRS (Mumbai) Housing Co-operative Housing Society. It includes information such as their name, employee code, housing option preferences for number of bedrooms, floor, parking, and contact details including address, email and phone numbers. The members are commissioners, directors and other employees of the Income Tax department located across India, with most residing in Mumbai.
Startups founded by Indian Institute Technology (IIT) alumniShilpi Sharma
As part of PAN IIT marketing effort for upcoming Global Leadership Conference at Santa Clara (July 23-25th 2015), this infographic is created by a team of volunteers (current IIT students & IIT alum) on April 2015.
Scope: We have quantified and highlighted all the startups:
#1 Founded by alumni from 8 IITs (BHU, Bombay, Delhi, Guwahati, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras, Roorkee)
#2 In last 10 years (Except few notables from the past)
#3 Have raised at least a million dollar in funding as of April 2015
#4 Listed on either crunchbase.com or angel.co
Note: This list is not at all 100% inclusive.
Volunteers:
1. Akshay Sanghi (2nd yr) and Ankit Kumar (3rd yr) - IIT Kanpur
2. Devang Thakkar (2nd yr) - IIT Bombay
3. Adarsh Kosta (2nd yr) - IIT Kharagpur
4. Sashank Sudhakar Vandrangi (4th yr ) - IIT Madras
5. Akshat Bhandari (2nd yr) - IIT Roorkee
6. Cheshta Balwani (Alum), Saloni Acharya (3rd yr) - IIT BHU
7. Design Intern - Sooraj Ramachandran, MDes in Visual Communication Design at IIT Kanpur
Colliers Vietnam's monthly market report on the Central Business District of Ho Chi Minh City. It covers the Office, Retail, Hotel, and Serviced Apartment markets.
Kim Jong-un is described as an epic innovator in marketing through unconventional means. He builds tribes of followers by excluding dissenters and killing them, telling remarkable stories that engage his nation to believe anything, and influences through propaganda, spin and lies. His influence comes from having 25 million fans who do whatever he says. While controversial, his marketing tactics achieve unprecedented levels of control and engagement with his audience.
This document provides an overview and disclaimer for a presentation on General Shopping Brasil. It notes that the presentation contains forward-looking statements subject to many risks and uncertainties. Any opinions expressed in the material are as of the date and General Shopping is not obligated to update the information. Recipients should consult their own advisers and make independent investment decisions. The agenda then outlines sections on the sector overview, company overview, and financial performance.
This document is a presentation for the Bank of America-Merrill Lynch 2010 Pan LatAm Conference. It provides an overview of General Shopping Brasil, a leading shopping mall developer and operator in Brazil. Key points include:
- General Shopping has a portfolio of 13 shopping centers totaling over 225,000 square meters of GLA, with a focus on the high-growth Southeast and South regions.
- The company pursues a diversified growth strategy of greenfield developments, acquisitions, and expansions. It also provides complementary services like parking, energy, and water management.
- Financial performance has been strong, with gross revenues increasing 26.4% in 3Q09 and 19.3%
FundooParty.Com Company Profile June 2016Gaurav Khanna
FundooParty.Com is an event management and office services company owned by young entrepreneurs with experience working for Fortune 500 companies. They offer a wide range of event planning services including conferences, meetings, incentive programs, social events, and team building activities. The document provides examples of projects they have completed for clients such as Avantor, Biocon, Biogen, and Godrej Properties and includes contact information.
The document advertises a competition to win tickets to the BRIT Awards 2014 by using an Angry Birds gift card and sharing information about the competition on social media. It notes the competition is run by Brandution Ltd, an official distributor of Rovio Entertainment Ltd (the creators of Angry Birds), and that the gift card is issued by MasterCard.
2012 ab is-your-browser-putting-you-at-risk-pt2Комсс Файквэе
This document discusses click fraud in online advertising. Some key points:
- Click fraud costs the US online advertising industry (worth $155 billion in 2011) millions as fraudsters generate fraudulent clicks to steal ad revenue.
- Click fraud most directly harms ad buyers who pay for these fraudulent clicks. It can also damage the reputation of ad publishers.
- Individual users are indirectly harmed as click fraudsters fund malware campaigns, infecting many users' devices which are then used to generate fraudulent clicks while also distributing additional malware like banking trojans.
- Internet Explorer was found to have the highest click fraud rate of 96.6%, while Chrome, Firefox and Safari had much lower rates below 2
This document discusses the history and role of critical social science. It makes several key points:
1. Early social science in the 18th/19th centuries mixed description/explanation with normative evaluation. Over the last 200 years there has been a long decline of critical social science and the expulsion of critique, evaluation and values from science.
2. Critical social science grew in the 1970s but has since become more timid. Critique has retreated into academia without threatening existing power structures.
3. Positivists argue social science should exclude values to be objective, while radicals say it is unavoidably value-laden. Both confuse different meanings of objectivity. Values can be open to challenge
Vinamilk saw strong gains after announcing an increase in its 2011 cash dividend from 30% to 40% at its annual general meeting. The company reported a 37% increase in revenue and 17% increase in net profit for 2011. It aims to continue growing revenue by 20% and net profit by 11% annually through 2016 by expanding production capacity and market share. The central bank also announced new measures to manage monetary policy and reduce lending rates at state-owned banks to improve business performance and maintain liquidity in the banking system. Overall, domestic markets gained as investor sentiment improved on strong buying of Vinamilk shares.
This document examines the origins and antiquity of the term 'Hindu' through an analysis of epigraphic and literary evidence from ancient Persian, Indian, Greek, Chinese and Arabic sources. Key points:
- Epigraphic evidence from Achaemenid, Ashokan and Sasanian inscriptions dating back to 500 BC use forms of 'Hindu/Hindu' to refer to India and Indians.
- Literary evidence from ancient Sanskrit texts, the Avesta and pre-Islamic Arabic poetry also use 'Hindu' suggesting its origins in the Vedic period.
- While likely derived from the Sanskrit word 'Sindhu', the author argues 'Hindu' emerged
This document provides information about a net leased Chipotle property located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The property is being offered for sale at $1,824,000, representing a 6.25% cap rate. Chipotle recently extended their lease through 2023 with 12.5% rental escalations every five years. Chipotle has operated successfully at this location since 2003. The property benefits from its location along a major road with over 31,000 daily vehicles and proximity to a large hospital.
The media relations plan aims to support Be The Match's need for more ethnically diverse donors in the US. A key partnership with the US Postal Service will facilitate outreach. Tactics include creating a promotional flyer and stamp to educate the public and reach donors. The flyer will clarify Be The Match and waive their $100 registration fee. Documentaries on PBS, Netflix, and YouTube will convey personal stories to appeal to empathy and younger audiences. Target demographics include multi-ethnic individuals aged 18-44 with disposable time or income. Goals are to register over 5,000 new USPS employee donors and 1,000 donors from the mass mailing.
Accelerating data-intensive science by outsourcing the mundaneIan Foster
Talk at eResearch New Zealand Conference, June 2011 (given remotely from Italy, unfortunately!)
Abstract: Whitehead observed that "civilization advances by extending the number of important operations which we can perform without thinking of them." I propose that cloud computing can allow us to accelerate dramatically the pace of discovery by removing a range of mundane but timeconsuming research data management tasks from our consciousness. I describe the Globus Online system that we are developing to explore these possibilities, and propose milestones for evaluating progress towards smarter science.
Office transaction volume in 2015 was $146 billion, up 16% year-over-year. Mega-deals involving portfolio and entity-level sales drove much of the growth, increasing 36% and accounting for $40.6 billion in transactions. Foreign investment reached new highs and contributed to the rise in mega-deals. Commercial property prices increased 14% overall according to preliminary estimates, though price growth has begun to moderate as capitalization rates hit floors. Transaction volume grew faster for suburban assets, up 26% to $78.9 billion, while central business district asset sales rose only 6% to $66.9 billion.
The document advertises a promotion where using an Angry Birds gift card enters the user into a draw to win tickets to the BRIT Awards. It encourages sharing on social media for additional chances to win. The card is issued by MasterCard and subject to their terms.
Here are the key steps taken in data collection for this study:
1. The target population was residents of Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana's second largest city.
2. A sample size of 300 respondents was selected from the population.
3. The study area, Kumasi, has a population of over 1 million based on 2000 census data. It is a cosmopolitan city and major economic hub in Ghana.
4. A questionnaire was used to collect primary data from the sample of 300 residents on their mobile phone usage patterns and factors influencing phone brand choices.
5. Both quantitative and qualitative data was collected through closed-ended and open-ended questions on the questionnaire.
6. Statistical analysis tools
pwc cii-pharma_summit_enhancing value through partnershipsbrandsynapse
India Pharma Inc. explores how alliances and partnerships are enhancing value in the pharmaceutical industry. The global context of rising healthcare costs, impending patent cliffs, and declining R&D productivity is driving companies to collaborate. In India, the growing domestic market and low-cost manufacturing are attracting foreign investment through mergers, acquisitions, and partnerships focused on product sourcing, drug discovery, and marketing. Successful partnerships depend on factors like quality, management control, cultural differences, and thorough due diligence. Collaboration across the pharmaceutical industry and with other sectors will be important for sustainable growth.
Réponses aux Témoins de Jéhovah. Comment aider un Témoin de Jéhovah à devenir un Chrétien. 43 erreurs fondamentales des Témoins de Jéhovah prouvées bibliquement. Réponses à leurs objections. Dossier spécial sur la Trinité. Réponses bibliques aux erreurs des antitrinitaires et aux Témoins modernes d'Arius.
The Pharma 2020 series
The Pharmaceutical industry's long successful strategy of placing big bets on a few molecules, promoting them heavily and turning them into blockbusters worked well for many years, but its R&D productivity has now plummeted and the environment’s changing. PwC believes that seven major trends are reshaping the marketplace:
Source of info:
http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/pharma-life-sciences/pharma2020/index.jhtml#
The document provides a list of 34 members for the IRS (Mumbai) Housing Co-operative Housing Society. It includes information such as their name, employee code, housing option preferences for number of bedrooms, floor, parking, and contact details including address, email and phone numbers. The members are commissioners, directors and other employees of the Income Tax department located across India, with most residing in Mumbai.
Startups founded by Indian Institute Technology (IIT) alumniShilpi Sharma
As part of PAN IIT marketing effort for upcoming Global Leadership Conference at Santa Clara (July 23-25th 2015), this infographic is created by a team of volunteers (current IIT students & IIT alum) on April 2015.
Scope: We have quantified and highlighted all the startups:
#1 Founded by alumni from 8 IITs (BHU, Bombay, Delhi, Guwahati, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras, Roorkee)
#2 In last 10 years (Except few notables from the past)
#3 Have raised at least a million dollar in funding as of April 2015
#4 Listed on either crunchbase.com or angel.co
Note: This list is not at all 100% inclusive.
Volunteers:
1. Akshay Sanghi (2nd yr) and Ankit Kumar (3rd yr) - IIT Kanpur
2. Devang Thakkar (2nd yr) - IIT Bombay
3. Adarsh Kosta (2nd yr) - IIT Kharagpur
4. Sashank Sudhakar Vandrangi (4th yr ) - IIT Madras
5. Akshat Bhandari (2nd yr) - IIT Roorkee
6. Cheshta Balwani (Alum), Saloni Acharya (3rd yr) - IIT BHU
7. Design Intern - Sooraj Ramachandran, MDes in Visual Communication Design at IIT Kanpur
Colliers Vietnam's monthly market report on the Central Business District of Ho Chi Minh City. It covers the Office, Retail, Hotel, and Serviced Apartment markets.
Kim Jong-un is described as an epic innovator in marketing through unconventional means. He builds tribes of followers by excluding dissenters and killing them, telling remarkable stories that engage his nation to believe anything, and influences through propaganda, spin and lies. His influence comes from having 25 million fans who do whatever he says. While controversial, his marketing tactics achieve unprecedented levels of control and engagement with his audience.
This document provides an overview and disclaimer for a presentation on General Shopping Brasil. It notes that the presentation contains forward-looking statements subject to many risks and uncertainties. Any opinions expressed in the material are as of the date and General Shopping is not obligated to update the information. Recipients should consult their own advisers and make independent investment decisions. The agenda then outlines sections on the sector overview, company overview, and financial performance.
This document is a presentation for the Bank of America-Merrill Lynch 2010 Pan LatAm Conference. It provides an overview of General Shopping Brasil, a leading shopping mall developer and operator in Brazil. Key points include:
- General Shopping has a portfolio of 13 shopping centers totaling over 225,000 square meters of GLA, with a focus on the high-growth Southeast and South regions.
- The company pursues a diversified growth strategy of greenfield developments, acquisitions, and expansions. It also provides complementary services like parking, energy, and water management.
- Financial performance has been strong, with gross revenues increasing 26.4% in 3Q09 and 19.3%
Week 8, Special Topics in Marketing was derived from Princip.docxphilipnelson29183
This document provides an overview of special topics in marketing, including business-to-business (B2B) marketing, marketing information systems, and monitoring and measuring marketing activities. It discusses some key differences between B2B and business-to-consumer markets, noting that B2B markets involve more transactions, higher dollar amounts per transaction, and more reliance on personal selling. It also explains that the demand for B2B products is derived from consumer demand. The document then categorizes different types of B2B buyers as producers, resellers, governments, and institutions.
This document contains forward-looking statements regarding General Shopping Brasil and its subsidiaries that are subject to risks and uncertainties. It provides an overview of the Brazilian shopping mall sector, General Shopping Brasil's portfolio and growth strategy, and its financial performance in 3Q09. The key points are:
- The Brazilian shopping mall sector is fragmented and has significant room for growth compared to other countries.
- General Shopping Brasil has pursued a diversified growth strategy including acquisitions, greenfields, and expansions, growing its GLA over 322% since 2006.
- In 3Q09, the company saw increases in gross revenue, rent revenue per square meter, and services revenue per square meter compared to
The document summarizes a report on the informal retail sector in South Africa, which makes up approximately 10% of retail trade. There are strong linkages between informal and formal sectors, with most informal retailers receiving deliveries and support from suppliers. Informal retailers range from established township general dealers to survivalist hawkers and street vendors. While over 75% of general dealers see their business as a permanent career, only around 35% of hawkers feel the same, showing a continuum from more to less established operations. [/SUMMARY]
Global investment banking and brokerage remains suppressed due to slow worldwide economic growth and weak consumer confidence. New regulations in the US and Europe will constrain the industry over the next five years, leading investment banks to shift resources away from risky activities into more stable, fee-based activities and faster growing regions. This industry covers global investment banking, brokerage, and securities services including investment banking, broker-dealer services, banking, asset management, and proprietary trading.
This document contains a disclaimer stating that any forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. It also states that the information provided should not be construed as solicitation, investment advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell securities.
The document then provides an agenda covering a sector overview, company overview, financial performance, and earnings for 2009. It discusses the shopping center sector in Brazil, providing statistics on sector penetration, types of shopping malls, and the largest operators. It then gives an overview of the company, its growth strategy including acquisitions and greenfield projects, portfolio details, and geographic focus in southeastern and southern Brazil. Finally, it reviews the company's
This presentation summarizes General Shopping Brasil's analyst and investor meeting that took place on December 17, 2007. It highlights the company's growth in gross revenues and adjusted EBITDA through both greenfield projects and acquisitions. General Shopping Brasil owns and operates 11 shopping centers in Brazil with plans for expansion. The presentation also provides an overview of the positive outlook for Brazil's shopping center sector and General Shopping Brasil's competitive advantages, including its experienced management team.
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Retail Market Place Study
Prepared for Michael Giuttari, SIOR of MG Commercial
Authored by: Gregory Skoutas, CCIM
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INTRODUCTION & OBJECTIVE
• Identify the potential mix of local, regional, or national tenants who meet the
market’s needs and who may be recruited to write “creditable leases” as tenants
of the subject retail space.
• Identify local or out of market small businesses that may be candidates for the
retail space.
TRADITIONAL DEFINITION OF TRADE AREA
In GEO mapping, retail trade areas often mapped or drawn by the use of drive times,
circles or donuts. The author mapped the trade area by drive-time.
ESRI THE RETAIL MARKET PLACE PROFILE REPORT
This ESRI report is the starting point for identifying creditable tenants for the subject
property. For this study, the author defined the trade area as that geography with a 10-
minute drive-time. Such geography meets the needs of most convenience and
specialty store concepts which would occupy the site.
The Retail Market Place Profile report is a compilation of several proprietary reports
produced by ESRI. These include the Disposable Income Profile, Tapestry
Segmentation Area Profile (2014), and Retail Goods and Services Expenditures. All
reports are incorporated as exhibits.
DISPOSABLE
INCOME
PROFILE
TAPESTRY
SEGMENTATION
AREA PROFILE
RETAIL GOODS
AND SERVICES
EXPENDITURES
RETAIL
MARKET
PLACE
PROFILE
HOW TO INTERPRET THE RETAIL MARKET PLACE PROFILE REPORT
Retail Potential or demand estimates the expected spending by consumers at retail
establishments within the selected trade area. Sales to businesses are excluded.
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Retail Sales or supply estimate actual sales to consumers by establishments within the
selected trade area.
GAP ANALYSIS
The Retail Gap represents the difference between Retail Potential or demand and Retail
Sales or supply. It represents a positive value when demand exceeds supply within the
selected trade area. Such positive value suggests there is additional sales potential or
“unmet demand” within the trade area. A negative value represents a “surplus” of retail
sales within the trade area.
The leakage/surplus factor represents a snapshot of retail opportunity. This is a
measure of the relationship between supply and demand that ranges from +100 (total
leakage) to -100 (total surplus). A negative value represents a surplus of retail sales
within the trade area while a positive value represents “leakage” of retail opportunity to
outside the trade area. (Source: ESRI Retail Market Place Profile Report, Data Note.)
The table below highlights those industry groups within the trade area with the highest
retail gap in absolute dollars as identified by the Retail Market Place Profile Report. The
subject trade area is defined as that geography within a 10-Minute Drive-Time. Such
definition meets the needs of most specialty retailers.
10-Minute Drive-Time Study (When Demand Exceeds $500,000, Non-store
Retailers Excluded)
INDUSTRY GROUP NAICS DEMAND SUPPLY RETAIL
GAP
LEAKAGE
Other Motor Vehicle
Dealers
4412 $13,620,432 $3,169,627 $10,450,805 62.2
Home Furnishing Stores 4422 $19,507,180 $17,387,738 $2,119,442 5.7
Lawn & Garden Supply
Stores
4442 $6,334,204 $3,065,583 $3,268,621 34.8
Book, Periodical &
Music Stores
4512 $8,843,500 $2,021,505 $6,821,995 62.8
Office Supplies,
Stationary & Gift Stores
4532 $12,752,398 $9,274,573 $3,477,825 15.8
Full-Service
Restaurants
7221 $79,173,256 $66,396,787 $12,776,469 8.8
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Each industry group consists of a number of sub-categories which are identified below:
Other Motor Vehicle Dealers, NAICS 4412
This industry group comprises establishments engaged in retailing new and used
vehicles (except automobiles, light trucks, such as sport utility vehicles and passenger
and cargo vans):
Recreational Vehicle Dealers, NAICS 441210
Boat Dealers, NAICS 441222
Motorcycle, ATV, and All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers, NAICS 441228
Home Furnishings Stores, NAICS 4422
This industry group comprises establishments primarily engaged in retailing new
home furnishings (except furniture):
Floor Covering Stores, NAICS 442210
Window Treatment Stores, NAICS 442291
All Other Home Furnishing Stores, NAICS 442299
Bath shops, kitchenware stores, chinaware stores, linen stores,
electric lamp shops, picture frame stores, glassware stores, wood-
burning stove stores, houseware stores
Lawn and Garden Equipment and Supplies Stores, NAICS 4442
This industry group comprises establishments primarily engaged in retailing new
lawn and garden equipment and supplies:
Outdoor Power Equipment Stores, NAICS 444210
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Nursery, Garden Center, and Farm Supply Stores, NAICS 444220
Book Stores and News Dealers, NAICS 4512:
Book Stores and News Dealers, NAICS 451211
News Dealers and Newsstands, NAICS 451212
Office Supplies, Stationary, and Gift Stores, NAICS 4532:
Office Supplies and Stationary Stores, NAICS 453210
Gift, Novelty, and Souvenir Stores, NAICS 453220
Restaurants, NAICS 7225
Full Service Restaurants, NAICS 722511, Bagel Shops, full service
Limited Service Restaurants, NAICS 722513, Carryout restaurants
Cafeterias, Grill Buffets, and Buffets, NAICS 72251, Buffet eating
Snack and Nonalcoholic Beverage Bars, NAICS 722515, Bagel Shops, on
premises baking and carryout service
TENANT EVALUATION OF THE TRADE AREA
Qualifying retailers within each industry classification may also need to evaluate the
space and or location by their estimating the volume of sales required per square foot of
retail area for the store to remain profitable or sustainable. This figure may vary from
retailer to retailer. Home Furnishing Stores for example may need to generate $200 per
square foot while an auto parts/ tire store may need to generate $500 per square foot in
sales. This table follows:
SQUARE FOOTAGE SALES PER SQUARE
FOOT REQ’D
ANNUAL SALES
NEEDED
CONTRACT
RENT
PER YEAR
@ $15 PSF
BASE RENT
RENT AS % OF
SALES
3,200 $100.00 $320,000 $48,000 15.00%
3,200 $200.00 $640,000 $48,000 7.50%
3,200 $300.00 $960,000 $48,000 5.00%
3,200 $400.00 $1,280,000 $48,000 3.75%
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Prospective tenants and or the leasing professional can compare the tenant’s sale
requirements to the resultant retail gap in the first table. For example, a full-service
restaurant tenant requiring annual minimum sales of $1,280,000 can contrast this sales
requirement with the $12,776,469 positive retail gap (green color) for full-service
restaurants within the identified trade area. In this case, the prospective tenant would
only need to capture 10% of the retail gap within the trade area to be profitable. The
lower the capture rate, the lower the risk and or potential for the site from the retailer’s
prospective. Prospective retailers can also use the capture rate as a site selection tool
to select or eliminate different locations during site selection processes.
OTHER TENANT REQUIREMENTS:
Retail site selection may not be limited to size of the space. For example, franchise or
national operators may often take into consideration parking count, visibility, location from
Highway connection, traffic count (see attached exhibit), space size, standalone
requirements, end-cap or in-line requirements, drive-up requirements, compatibility with
current retailers within the same property.
Retailers may also rely on size of the population (both permanent and or daytime), or the
number of households, or consumer behavior, or median age, or median income, or the
Lifestyle of the various groups within the trade area to name but a few. Such reports that
are helpful for this discussion include the disposable income profile, tapestry segmentation
area profile, and the retail goods and services expenditures report are listed among the
exhibits.
OTHER NON-RETAIL USES:
Possible non-retail uses that may be compatible with retail users in a neighborhood center
include: small office, financial services, and dry cleaners. The leasing professional may find
the Financial Market Potential report useful in evaluating the space for a financial services
tenant (see exhibit). Generally, consumer behavior rated with an MPI greater than 100 or
the U.S National average would be desirable characteristics of consumers sought by the
financial services industry. In particular, Banks favor deposits while brokerage firms favor
ownership in non-bank financial instruments (i.e., stocks, mutual funds, bonds) as
benchmarks.
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TENANT SELECTION/ CONCLUSION:
Of the 27-industry groups contained in the Retail Marketplace Report (2014), retail potential
exists among six industry groups in order: 1) full-service restaurants; 2) other motor vehicle
dealers; 3) book, periodical & music stores; 4) office supplies, stationary & gift stores; 5)
lawn & garden supply stores; and 6) home furnishing stores.
Highlighted below are a key site selection criteria unique to the site that may be used by
prospective retailers to evaluate the location for rental:
Population (HH) 57,538 (2019)
Owner Occupied Housing Units 30,370
Dominate Tapestry Segment 5C (Yellow); 8E (Blue); 13D (Purple)
Dominant Population Density 3,210 – 7,333 per sq. mile w/ 10 mile drive-time
Median HH Income 38,733
Daytime Population 53,050
Traffic Count 19,000 per day (Newport Avenue, Rt. 1a)
Nearby Shopping Centers 1,675,906sf (excludes Providence Place)
Gross Lease Area 2,000sf, 2,200sf, 3,200sf (7,400sf gross)
Highway Connection 1-mile from location of site
The leasing professional can narrow the tenant selection process to tenants within the
identified industry groups. Those existing tenants nearby who fall within any one of the
industry groups may also be good candidates for tenant selection. For this purpose, the
leasing professional can use the business lists in the appendices to solicit prospective
tenants who may be candidates for relocation or expansion. Secondary factors for tenant
selection would include the length of time in business, payment record, availability of
personal guaranty and capitalization. Generally, startup businesses should be avoided
absent strong mitigating factors. Finally, qualifying tenants would need to evaluate the
space based on the current business climate, competition, sales per square foot needed,
and the rate at which sales may be reasonably captured.
25. Full Service Restaurants, NAICS 722511
Business Name Address ZIP Code City State NAICS Code Employees Sales Volume
Panera Bread 5 New London Ave 02920 Cranston Rhode Island 722511 32 $26,930,693
Darlene's Restaurant 940 Fall River Ave 02771 Seekonk Massachusetts 722511 50 $9,200,000
Flik International Corp 100 Financial Park 02038 Franklin Massachusetts 722511 14 $8,437,710
Applebees 800 Route 44 02767 Raynham Massachusetts 722511 71 $6,431,131
Twin Oaks Restaurant 100 Sabra St 02910 Cranston Rhode Island 722511 165 $6,300,000
Fine Catering 95 Frank Mossberg Dr 02703 Attleboro Massachusetts 722511 60 $5,500,000
Union Station Brewery 36 Exchange Ter Ste 2 02903 Providence Rhode Island 722511 75 $5,276,073
Greggs Restaurant 1940 Pawtucket Ave 02914 East Providence Rhode Island 722511 150 $5,200,000
Bickfords Family Fare 17 965 Fall River Ave 02771 Seekonk Massachusetts 722511 50 $5,135,135
Charlie Horse West Bridgewater 674 W Center St Ste 1 02379 West Bridgewater Massachusetts 722511 100 $5,072,463
99 Restaurant & Pub 99 Belmont St 02375 South Easton Massachusetts 722511 150 $5,024,042
Benjamin's Restaurant Inc 698 Bay St Unit 1 02780 Taunton Massachusetts 722511 140 $4,900,000
Olive Garden 1013 Country St 02780 Taunton Massachusetts 722511 96 $4,818,580
Christo's, Inc. 782 Crescent St 02302 Brockton Massachusetts 722511 140 $4,700,000
Gregg's Restaurant 1303 N Main St 02904 Providence Rhode Island 722511 133 $4,700,000
Olive Garden 1240 Newport Ave 02703 Attleboro Massachusetts 722511 90 $4,517,418
Fireside Grille 30 Bedford St 02346 Middleboro Massachusetts 722511 140 $4,500,000
Vinny Testa's 353 Highland Ave 02771 Seekonk Massachusetts 722511 75 $4,429,985
Cracker Barrel 1048 South St Ste 40 02093 Wrentham Massachusetts 722511 84 $4,306,797
Country Kitchen Restaurant 345 Walcott St 02860 Pawtucket Rhode Island 722511 23 $4,129,545
Hearth N Kettle Restaurants 250 Washington St 02703 Attleboro Massachusetts 722511 54 $3,686,896
Mills Tavern the 101 N Main St 02903 Providence Rhode Island 722511 57 $3,500,000
Joe's American Bar & Grill 148 Providence Pl 02903 Providence Rhode Island 722511 85 $3,395,717
Outback Steakhouse 1301 Fall Rver Ave Ste 11 02771 Seekonk Massachusetts 722511 70 $3,314,590
Morin's Diner 16 S Main St 02703 Attleboro Massachusetts 722511 90 $3,299,999
Marchetti's Restaurant 1463 Park Ave 02920 Cranston Rhode Island 722511 58 $3,200,000
Panera Bread 211 Highland Ave Ste a 02771 Seekonk Massachusetts 722511 30 $3,192,053
Panera Bread 43 Providence Pl 02903 Providence Rhode Island 722511 29 $3,085,651
Wind Tiki Restaurant 154 Thompson Rd 01570 Webster Massachusetts 722511 40 $3,000,000
Persy's Place Inc 43 Bedford St 02346 Middleboro Massachusetts 722511 20 $3,000,000
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Full Service Restaurants, NAICS 722511 (Continued)
Luciano's Restaurant 800 Washington St 02093 Wrentham Massachusetts 722511 75 $2,700,000
Spumonis 1537 Newport Ave 39 02861 Pawtucket Rhode Island 722511 75 $2,700,000
Chelo's 505 Silver Spring St 02904 Providence Rhode Island 722511 90 $2,600,000
Great American Pub, the 1736 Broadway 02767 Raynham Massachusetts 722511 65 $2,600,000
Tgi Fridays 1385 S Washingtn St # 6 02760 North Attleboro Massachusetts 722511 120 $2,508,528
Ani Company 360 Old Colony Rd Ste 3 02766 Norton Massachusetts 722511 23 $2,500,000
Olde Hitching Post Restaurant 48 Spring St 02341 Hanson Massachusetts 722511 76 $2,400,000
Ruby Tuesday 287 Washington St Ste 17 02703 Attleboro Massachusetts 722511 60 $2,303,986
Chelos of East Providence 911 Warren Ave 02914 East Providence Rhode Island 722511 100 $2,300,000
Longhorn Steakhouse 800 Route 44 02767 Raynham Massachusetts 722511 46 $2,251,270
Chipotle Mexican Grill 235 Thayer St 02906 Providence Rhode Island 722511 20 $2,226,299
Chipotle Mexican Grill 421 Route 44 02767 Raynham Massachusetts 722511 20 $2,226,299
Chilis 50 Highland Ave 02914 East Providence Rhode Island 722511 75 $2,224,053
Texas Roadhouse 99 Garfield Ave 02920 Cranston Rhode Island 722511 100 $2,159,210
Ruby Tuesday 2097 Bay St 02780 Taunton Massachusetts 722511 56 $2,150,387
George's Cafe 228 Belmont St 02301 Brockton Massachusetts 722511 75 $2,100,000
Cocke N Kettle Restaurant 240 S Main St 01569 Uxbridge Massachusetts 722511 80 $2,100,000
Tgi Fridays 1105 Fall River Ave 02771 Seekonk Massachusetts 722511 100 $2,090,440
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Other Motor Vehicle Dealers (Recreational Vehicle Dealers), NAICS 441210
Business Name Address
ZIP
Code City State
NAICS
Code Employees
Sales
Volume
U. S. R. V., Inc. 537 Berkley St 02779 Berkley Massachusetts 441210 45 $9,800,000
Campers Inn 720 Church St 02767 Raynham Massachusetts 441210 20 $5,500,000
Giant Rv World Inc 1154 New State Hwy 02767 Raynham Massachusetts 441210 18 $3,900,000
R V Macdonald's Center Inc 171 Washington St 02762 Plainville Massachusetts 441210 15 $3,700,000
Bradford Trailer Sales, Inc 1906 Main St 02301 Brockton Massachusetts 441210 0 $2,500,000
Brandford R V Center 778 New State Hwy 02767 Raynham Massachusetts 441210 10 $2,083,333
Flagg R V Sales Office 865 Quaker Hwy 01569 Uxbridge Massachusetts 441210 8 $1,600,000
Rousseau's R.v. Center 150 Bedford St 02347 Lakeville Massachusetts 441210 14 $1,000,000
Simon Buick Chevrolet 114 Fortin Dr 02895 Woonsocket Rhode Island 441210 3 $350,000
Rhino Linings of New England 22 Fifth 02780 Taunton Massachusetts 441210 3 $320,000
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Other Motor Vehicle Dealers (Boat Dealers), NAICS 441222
Business Name Address
ZIP
Code City State NAICS Employees
Sales
Volume
Boat World 888 Reservoir Ave 02910 Cranston Rhode Island 441222 20 $7,500,000
Lakeview Marine, Inc. 311 Thompson Rd 01570 Webster Massachusetts 441222 12 $1,800,000
E & B Marine 1060 Fall River Ave 02771 Seekonk Massachusetts 441222 10 $1,664,634
Twin City Marine 600 High St 02863 Central Falls Rhode Island 441222 6 $1,200,000
Inland Marine Inc 612 Putnam Pike 02814 Chepachet Rhode Island 441222 8 $1,000,000
Marina Lavin's Inc 110 Shore Dr 02806 Barrington Rhode Island 441222 7 $940,000
South Attleboro Marine Inc 518 S Washington St 02760 North Attleboro Massachusetts 441222 5 $810,000
Pawtuxet Marine Electronics
Company 69r Fort Ave 02905 Cranston Rhode Island 441222 2 $500,000
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Other Motor Vehicle Dealers (Motorcycle, ATV, and All Other MV Dealers, NAICS 441228
Business Name Address ZIP Code City State NAICS Code Employees Sales Volume
Harley Davidson 5 Albany Rd 02888 Warwick Rhode Island 441228 0 $6,300,000
Armand's Powersports 888 Plymouth St 02338 Halifax Massachusetts 441228 15 $5,597,212
Bettencourt Machine Company 31 S Main St 02379 West Bridgewater Massachusetts 441228 19 $3,800,000
Mom' South 1000 Washington St 02035 Foxboro Massachusetts 441228 14 $2,400,000
Bobby D's Cycle Service, Inc 362 Broadway 02909 Providence Rhode Island 441228 12 $2,300,000
U Haul 514 Winthrop St 02769 Rehoboth Massachusetts 441228 10 $2,200,000
Mtr Racing, Inc. 372 Social St 02895 Woonsocket Rhode Island 441228 9 $1,800,000
Dunbar Euro‐sports Inc 1600 Main St 02301 Brockton Massachusetts 441228 6 $1,300,000
Wheels of Freedom Cycle 121 Benefit St 02861 Pawtucket Rhode Island 441228 5 $1,100,000
Paul Veracka Motors Inc 2020 Main St 02301 Brockton Massachusetts 441228 5 $1,000,000
Bob's Ski‐doo & Power Center 198 Washington St Ste 2 02356 North Easton Massachusetts 441228 4 $840,000
Cycle Fabrications 264 Flagg St 02324 Bridgewater Massachusetts 441228 8 $830,000
Winmark Special Finance, Llc 2 Hampshire St 02035 Foxboro Massachusetts 441228 5 $790,000
Silhouette Motors of Easton in 38 Foundry St 02375 South Easton Massachusetts 441228 1 $670,000
Times Past Auto Inc 85 Copeland Dr Ste 1 02048 Mansfield Massachusetts 441228 2 $460,000
Four Season Golf Cars Inc 25 Town Forest Rd 01540 Oxford Massachusetts 441228 2 $400,000
Mbc Motors Inc 191 New State Hwy 02767 Raynham Massachusetts 441228 2 $390,000
Morel Cycle 353 South St 02762 Plainville Massachusetts 441228 4 $340,000
Mech. St. Motors 161 Mechanic St 02019 Bellingham Massachusetts 441228 5 $340,000
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Book Stores, NAICS 451211
Business Name Address ZIP Code City State NAICS Code Employees Sales Volume
Buck‐a‐book Inc 620 Spring St 02764 North Dighton Massachusetts 451211 8 $12,900,000
Brown Book Store 71 Olive St 02912 Providence Rhode Island 451211 60 $6,260,713
Barnes & Noble 371 Putnam Pike Ste 330 02917 Smithfield Rhode Island 451211 25 $2,669,887
Barnes & Noble River Ave Slvin Stdnt Ctr 02918 Providence Rhode Island 451211 10 $2,644,764
Brown Book Store 244 Thayer St 02912 Providence Rhode Island 451211 50 $2,400,000
Johnson Wales Univ Bkstr 411 265 Harborside Blvd 02905 Providence Rhode Island 451211 9 $2,380,288
Follett Higher Education Group, Inc. 320 Washington St 02357 North Easton Massachusetts 451211 15 $2,259,976
Brigewater State College Bkstr 135 Burrill Avenue 02325 Bridgewater Massachusetts 451211 15 $2,259,976
Store 410 1 Cookson Pl 02903 Providence Rhode Island 451211 10 $2,206,204
Books On the Square Ltd 471 Angell St 02906 Providence Rhode Island 451211 0 $1,500,000
Follett Higher Education Group, Inc. 1150 Douglas Pike 02917 Smithfield Rhode Island 451211 4 $602,660
Roger Williams National Mem 282 N Main St 02903 Providence Rhode Island 451211 9 $468,748
Rhode Island College (inc) 600 Mount Pleasant Ave # 1 02908 North Providence Rhode Island 451211 6 $365,676
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News Dealers and Newsstands, NAICS 451212
Business Name Address ZIP Code City State NAICS Code Employees Sales Volume
L H Cooper Co Inc 5 N Main St 02703 Attleboro Massachusetts 451212 6 $540,000
Franklin News 36 Main St 02038 Franklin Massachusetts 451212 5 $420,000
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Floor Covering Stores, NAICS 442210
Business Name Address ZIP Code City State NAICS Code Employees Sales Volume
Carpet One 1191 Pontiac Ave 02920 Cranston Rhode Island 442210 15 $4,189,068
Flooring America 421 Bedford St 02382 Whitman Massachusetts 442210 12 $3,500,000
J C Best 71 Manley St 02301 Brockton Massachusetts 442210 15 $2,800,000
Glanz Industries, Inc. 95 Ryan Dr Ste 1 02767 Raynham Massachusetts 442210 15 $2,300,000
Irving's Home Center, Inc. 10 N Main St 02301 Brockton Massachusetts 442210 13 $2,104,334
Dotty's Decorating Studio Inc 1226 Mendon Rd 02864 Cumberland Rhode Island 442210 11 $1,800,000
Rustigian Rugs 1 Governor St 02906 Providence Rhode Island 442210 10 $1,800,000
State Rug 350 Station St 02910 Cranston Rhode Island 442210 10 $1,724,881
Tile Town Inc 325 New State Hwy Ste 5 02767 Raynham Massachusetts 442210 4 $1,700,000
Classic Floor Coverings 850 Franklin St Ste 1 02093 Wrentham Massachusetts 442210 6 $1,600,000
Debnor Flooring 34 Lark Industrial Pkwy a 02828 Greenville Rhode Island 442210 3 $1,500,000
The Carpet Lover Inc 640 Douglas St 01569 Uxbridge Massachusetts 442210 3 $1,500,000
Payless Floors 805 S Washington St 02760 North Attleboro Massachusetts 442210 0 $1,400,000
Vee Jay Floor Covering Inc 7 Commerce St 02828 Greenville Rhode Island 442210 8 $1,100,000
Foxborough Oriental Rugs 30 Wall St 02035 Foxboro Massachusetts 442210 2 $1,000,000
Flooring America 680 Broadway 02860 Pawtucket Rhode Island 442210 7 $1,000,000
Anselone Flooring 277 N Main St 02048 Mansfield Massachusetts 442210 4 $800,000
Carpets Etc 369 Central St 02035 Foxboro Massachusetts 442210 6 $790,000
Todd's House of Carpet 82 Main St 06239 Danielson Connecticut 442210 7 $780,000
Floor Works, Inc. 535 John Hancock Rd Ste 2 02780 Taunton Massachusetts 442210 5 $760,000
Design Wood Floors, Inc 55 Main St 01504 Blackstone Massachusetts 442210 4 $746,152
J & W Carpet Inc 20 Turnstone Ter 02072 Stoughton Massachusetts 442210 5 $710,000
P J's Carpets & Win Fashions 474 N Broadway 02914 East Providence Rhode Island 442210 5 $700,000
Batt Carpet 560 North St 02726 Somerset Massachusetts 442210 5 $680,000
Floor Covering Associates 25 Esten Ave Unit 7 02860 Pawtucket Rhode Island 442210 5 $630,000
Creative Decorating & Flooring Inc 65 E Central St Ste 1 02038 Franklin Massachusetts 442210 1 $600,000
Jj's Carpet Outlet 1874 Fall River Ave 02771 Seekonk Massachusetts 442210 3 $570,000
Les Floor Service Inc 5 Hobson Ave 02910 Cranston Rhode Island 442210 4 $510,000
Domenic & Sons Floor Covering Inc 255 Greenville Ave 02919 Johnston Rhode Island 442210 2 $510,000
The Carpet Gallery 115 Central St 02035 Foxboro Massachusetts 442210 4 $490,000
Houles Floor Covering 580 Kelley Blvd 02760 North Attleboro Massachusetts 442210 6 $470,000
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Floor Covering Stores, NAICS 442210 (Continued)
Carpet Warehouse 144 Laurel St 02324 Bridgewater Massachusetts 442210 3 $462,000
Jay's Carpet & Interiors 352 Main St 02341 Hanson Massachusetts 442210 3 $450,000
Interior Creations Inc 271 S Main St 02895 Woonsocket Rhode Island 442210 3 $430,000
Branch Floor Covering Inc 310 Atwood Ave Ste 1 02920 Cranston Rhode Island 442210 3 $430,000
The Karpet Klinic Inc 194 Gansett Ave 02910 Cranston Rhode Island 442210 5 $400,000
Ken's Crpt & Oriental Rug Outl 55 James Reynolds Rd 02777 Swansea Massachusetts 442210 3 $400,000
Carpet Rite Floor Covering Inc 318 Sw Main St 01516 East Douglas Massachusetts 442210 2 $390,000
Mansfield Carpet Center Inc 387 N Main St 02048 Mansfield Massachusetts 442210 3 $390,000
Central Flooring 1574 Main St 02301 Brockton Massachusetts 442210 1 $350,000
Hindy's Carpets 89 Hillside Dr 02911 North Providence Rhode Island 442210 4 $340,000
Pioneer Carpets 82 Henry St 01569 Uxbridge Massachusetts 442210 1 $325,000
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Window Treatment Stores, NAICS 442291
Business Name Address ZIP Code City State NAICS Code Employees Sales Volume
Contrak Drapery Manufacturing 1307 Mineral Spring Ave 02904 North Providence Rhode Island 442291 30 $3,000,000
Blinds To Go (u.s.) Inc. 1400 S Washington St 02760 North Attleboro Massachusetts 442291 3 $1,341,666
Country Curtains 72 Hillside the Vlg Gdn 02920 Cranston Rhode Island 442291 11 $593,317
Window Works 544 Milford Rd Ste 4 02777 Swansea Massachusetts 442291 4 $380,000