Sentence examples for retail clusters from inspiring English sources

[World Business, Section W.] New Retail Hubs Emerge in Queens Investors are attracted to secondary commercial hubs emerging in sections of Queens that lie outside of more upscale traditional retail clusters.

The central dispensers of most goods are depāto (department stores), many of which are owned by the companies that also operate the train lines – hence the sprawling retail clusters around the busiest train stations.

Density values for stores of the same type that exist within 1 mile of each other are added together to capture the presence of food retail clusters.

Another good retail cluster lines Fifth Avenue South.

Down the block, AvalonBay Communities, a residential real estate investment trust based in Washington, has created a vast complex of luxury rental apartments and retail space clustered around the intersection of Bowery and Houston Street.

At the Galleria, which has 130 tenants, Mills plans to add a PBS Kids area and cluster retail outlets specializing in children's items like clothing and toys nearby.

"The cluster retail model really works," said the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, who has been looking to spur similar kinds of economic development in his borough because, he said, money spent in locally owned stores has a far greater economic benefit for the surrounding neighborhood than money spent in national chains.

Local officials see a future filled with the realization of colossal construction projects that have already been planned, including a new Tappan Zee Bridge; a tunnel under the Hudson River to Penn Station to relieve New Jersey Transit delays; a Nassau hub retail and entertainment cluster around a revamped Nassau Coliseum; and upgraded sewer plants to remove more nitrogen from Long Island Sound.

During the past decade, few population-level analyses have identified risk factors for acquiring a resistant NTS infection outside of outbreak clusters and retail meat supplies.

Or what ABN Amro has done around Chicago, where it has a cluster of retail and corporate banks that generate nearly half of the group's worldwide profits.Shareholders may approve of expansion, yet they demand a return on equity.

Howard called for a "cooperative commonwealth" in which rises in property values would be shared by the community, open land would be communally held, and manufacturing and retail establishments would be clustered within a short distance of residences.