Africa is composed of numerous small, separate, yet contiguous, markets.
Using the common practice of counting contiguous large blocks as one, market analysts at CB Richard Ellis and Insignia/ESG each report more than a dozen blocks larger than 250,000 square feet are available to lease or sublease -- totaling more than 5 million square feet.
"There are a lot of vendors moving into markets that are contiguous to their current services," said Samuel L. Hayes III, a professor emeritus in finance and investment banking at the Harvard Business School.
A contiguous restaurant under the same ownership, Market Street Oyster Bar, is equally good (although it is technically a private club and charges a $10 temporary membership fee good for two weeks and up to seven people -- and smoking is allowed).
Plans also call for a below-grade, sun-filled market lane stretching along five contiguous sites on Delancey Street that will feature stalls from the Essex Street Market and other small retail spaces curated by Brooklyn's Smorgasburg.
The selected postcodes were mapped to demarcate the market area and to assure contiguity, i.e. contiguous postcode districts groups with no gaps.
In addition, dealer groups may have multiple contiguous stores, meaning the dealer group is marketed first, as opposed to individual store locations within the group.
In our examples, sites are a collection of counties (regional labor markets) and "adjacent" means geographically contiguous or "sharing a common border".
We hypothesized that countries that were geographically contiguous were more likely to have interrelated markets and similar price structures, so tested the following regional dummies: sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, Europe, Eastern Mediterranean/Middle-east, Asia, Oceania and North America.
That 860,000-square-foot block consists of a 446,700-square-foot office formerly occupied by AT&T, on the market for 11 months, and a contiguous 413,000-square-foot office owned by Merrill Lynch, which consolidated in Princeton seven months ago.
