Sentence examples for retail town from inspiring English sources

"New York was always a mom-and-pop retail town" until about 20 years ago, said C. Bradley Mendelson, an executive director and retail specialist at Cushman & Wakefield.

Like South Street Seaport, its retail twin across town, Battery Park City exemplifies the concept of "public-private partnership," in which government agencies coordinate and support the work of private developers.

It is surely no coincidence that his company specialises in out-of-town and edge-of-town retail parks; put simply, he has a story to tell and he is looking for an audience.

The six-story building will house 50,000 square feet of retail space, the town library and a hotel.

"It [the pasty] is a way of life and part of the retail scene in town centres, and retail is struggling enough already.

The only two retail businesses in town are the Village Store and a gas station with a convenience shop.

Prime retail space in town centres should be protected – even if the shop is currently empty at the time.

Wholesale businesses are located in the old town, retail businesses along M.A. Jinnah Road and in Saddar Bazar, and the government offices on Shahrah-e-Liaquat, near Saddar.

According to a plan announced last week, every household, school, government office and retail store in town will be connected to one giant high-speed network.

This seafood wholesaler, with four retail outlets around town, added an open kitchen, a few tables and even a comfortable, tiny bar to its Murray Hill store last spring.

Supermarkets (even with their equine-supplemented supply chains), out of town retail parks and e-commerce are all here to stay.