20 000 sqm, 100 cash desks and about 100 000 items – this is how the largest hypermarkets in Eastern Europe look alike. The size and function of hypermarkets vary between countries.
Hungary`s economy weakened long before the worldwide financial and economical crisis. Nevertheless, the increase of purchasing power in the past years in this country was noteable.
In 2009 each Austrian citizen has approx. 1,71sqm of retail sales area at his or her disposal: a shopping paradise as large as 2 soccer fields or lake Mondsee.
The Shopping Climate Index CEE has continued to rise in the 4th quarter this year and is now at approx. 60 index points (100 = average). Overall the shopping climate still is not the best.
If one looks at the office spaces in the big cities of eastern and southeastern Europe the stock numbers vary greatly. When seen in relation to the population, new points of view arise.
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