The phrase "attractive store" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a retail location that is visually appealing or inviting to customers.
Example: "The new boutique on Main Street has an attractive store that draws in many shoppers."
Alternatives: "appealing shop" or "inviting store".
Now, in principle you can get traction by making money a less attractive store of value.
Simply devote the first floors of mansions to attractive store fronts, as have some of the best hotels.
Some attractive store locations, particularly in urban areas, led analysts to believe he could sell those to competitors for premium prices.
An attractive store might allow him to add $1 a square foot in rent upstairs, Mr. Shulsky said, or draw more tenants like Estée Lauder.
Many retailers strive for good customer service and attractive store designs, but few go to Apple's lengths in continuously improving every detail.
I think I might have told you about it before it's where that attractive store employee filed a complaint against me for sexual harassment.
Some blame its inconvenient location; others, its lack of attractive stores.
Jim Stillman, who has owned Liebman's clothing store with his wife, Marlene, since 1961, said, "The only thing I am personally looking for is more attractive stores".
There have been a huge number of IPOs in the past few months, but retailers that are different and have attractive stores are still finding investors.
The chain has struggled to keep pace with John Lewis, Britain's biggest department store group, which has outperformed competitors thanks to its strong website, attractive stores and a more affluent customer base.
So the shops must make money by selling "the world that goes around the product"—like a computer bag or high quality cables.These stratagems depend on having attractive stores and able shop assistants.
