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    The document discusses different types of retail locations including high street locations, free standing locations, and shopping center/mall locations. High street locations refer to the primary business street in a settlement, often seen as the focal point for shopping. Free standing locations are standalone retail buildings that can vary in size and be located in neighborhoods or off highways. Shopping centers and malls are groups of shops built together, sometimes under one roof, that include parking areas and can also contain restaurants, banks, and other establishments.

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    Topic on – high

    street locations ,
    free standing
    locations , shopping
    center/mall location

    Guided by-harsh peri


    Submitted by- Dr.Rajeev Samuel sir
    INDEX
    • Locations
    • Types of locations
    • High street locations
    • Free standing locations
    • Shopping center/mall location
    Locations

    • In geography, location or place are
    used to denote a region (point,
    line, or area) on the earth's surface
    or elsewhere. The
    term location generally implies a
    higher degree of certainty
    than place, the latter often
    indicating an entity with an
    ambiguous boundary, relying more
    on human or social attributes of 
    place identity and sense of place
     than on geometry.
    Types of locations:-

    • Retail.
    • Retail
    warehousing.
    • Industrial.
    • Office space.
    Retail locations:-Enclosed shopping malls.
    Open-air shopping centers.
    Neighbourhood grocer/drug store center.
    Pedestrian areas, such as downtown
    shopping streets.
    Freestanding kiosks or carts.
    Retail warehousing:-
    • They are most commonly found in the fringe of
    towns or in out of town locations. Retail
    warehouses may be stand-alone buildings, or may
    be located on trading estates or parks.
    Industrial:-
    Industrial locations are complex in
    nature. These are influenced by
    the availability of many factors.
    Some of them are: raw material,
    land, water, labor, capital, power,
    transport, and market. For ease of
    convenience, we can classify
    the location factors into two:
    geographical factors and non-
    geographical factors.
    Office space

    An office is generally a building, room or


    other area where an organization's 
    employees perform admiistrative work in
    order to support and realize objects and 
    goals of the organization. 
    High street
    location
    High Street is a common street name for the primary 
    business street of a settlement, especially in the 
    United Kingdom and Commonwealth of Nations. It implies
    that it is the focal point for business, especially shopping.
    It is also a metonym for the retail sector.
    Free standing • This type of retail location is any stand-
    alone building. It can be tucked away in a
    location neighbourhood or right off a busy
    highway. Free-standing locations come in
    many sizes and can be appropriate for any
    type of retail business.
    Shopping
    center / mall
    locations
    Shopping center

    • A shopping center is a group of shops


    built together, sometimes under one
    roof. Shopping centre, also
    called shopping mall, or shopping plaza,
    20th-century adaptation of the historical
    marketplace, with accommodation made
    for automobiles. A shopping centre is a
    collection of independent retail stores,
    services, and a parking area conceived,
    constructed, and maintained by a
    management firm as a unit. Shopping
    centres may also contain restaurants,
    banks, theatres, professional offices,
    service stations, and other
    establishments.
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