The phrase "a store space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a physical area designated for retail or storage purposes.
Example: "The new shopping center will feature a store space for various retailers, including clothing and electronics."
Alternatives: "retail space" or "commercial space".
The generous shop-within-a-store space at Printemps includes men's accessories, another growing category.
It's actually not that easy to get rid of because there is only one lucrative season and Commercial Street lies within the historic district, where merchants must comply with strict guidelines regarding facade, renovation and construction — 1,000 square feet is considered a big store space here.
Renting a kiosk or a cart or store space on a temporary basis allows even the Old Navy and Gap chains to "test new products, understand the market, evaluate the customers and evaluate sales," he said.
a year for his store space.
Redburn analysts James Tracey and Emily Want said new analysis suggested there needed to be a 20%to30%0% cut in store space for the major supermarkets to increase their profit margins by the amount currently expected by the City.
Located in Aspen, Colorado, Silverpeak features a well laid-out store space that they like to call "upscale yet comfortable".
After the war, it became a general store, then a storage space for the state highway department.
Over the years it has been used as a militia base, a general store and a storage space for the state highway department.
The Goodspeed, which has 398 seats, has had other uses; it was a militia base in World War I, a general store and a storage space for the state highway department.
And like Godzilla marching through Tokyo, Hilfiger has been munching up department store space at a rapacious pace -- leaving even the brand's most ardent supporters wondering whether it is too much.
