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[…] as non-customers for homeowner-related merchandise. Retailers will need to offer different products, sold in a different way with the ac companying service level they haven’t had to offer previously. Millennials area different breed of home customer. And you thought you […]
[…] king of the castle improvement business these days. Home Depot – let’s not forget they are the second largest retailing company in the country – has pretty much been a house on fire recently, putting up impressive financial results, doing […]
[…] to keep factories in China going for years. It’s a look that has both captivated audiences and set off a feeding frenzy of copycat fever in both decorating and broadcast circles. The latest evidence of such has been the brand’s […]
[…] excuses for why this is happening (or not happening, depending on your point of view) are just plain dumb. People come in basically the same sizes around the world, even if those sizes are called by different names or numbers […]
Last week the US Department of Commerce released its most recent monthly sales and inventory figures for the retail industry. Total sales rose to almost $448 billion in June, up from $422 billion in June of last year, a seasonally […]
[…] in their history. And they will be able to buy much of it at just a fraction of its cost. Feeding frenzy would not be too strong a phrase to use. After all those years on the offensive – gaining […]
[…] Kohl’s into a real estate move. David Simon, CEO of Simon Properties, and Richard Baker, CEO of the Hudson Bay Company, both became billionaires, not because of their retail acumen. They were, and still are mega-wealthy based on their brilliant […]
[…] price gains since 2015. Local specialist Walburg Realty says, \”Manhattan has officially moved to a buyers\’ market, with offers routinely coming in at 25 percent below asking price.\” California, which has been the price increase leader for the past several […]
[…] America, setting the pace for other cities to follow. Cities losing population will have to develop new strategies to stay competitive, not to mention develop new economic incentives to attract companies to keep cities vibrant and economically stable. Unfortunately, this […]
[…] strong economy, low interest rates and healthy job market, sales of new and existing homes fell in July and August compared to the corresponding periods one year ago. Millennials are now starting to form households and families, but their stagnant […]
