Report on 20 Retail Cities in China released. Which cities are new on the list?

2065438+On August 26th, 2009, Savills, a real estate service provider, released a report on 20 retail cities in China. From 2065438 to 2004, Savills conducted research and tracking on 20 major retail cities in China.

Davis tracked eight categories: luxury goods, luxury goods, fast food, coffee, mass clothing, high-priced clothing, beauty cosmetics and large retail stores. These data have a far-reaching impact on many industries. Through these data, we can also study the development trend of the industry.

As can be seen from the ranking of cities, Shanghai and Beijing, as first-class cities, play a leading role. The scores of Beijing and Shanghai are far ahead of other cities.

Cities with scores between 20 and 30 are: Chongqing, Wuhan, Nanjing, Tianjin, Xi, Suzhou and Shenyang.

The new cities on this list are not particularly obvious. Xiamen made the list for the first time this year.

As one of the highlights, Chengdu has a symbolic role in the development of cities in the central and western regions.

International direct brands will choose Beijing and Shanghai as their first stop, but now this phenomenon is quietly changing. As far as brand coverage is concerned, the average store coverage in 18 city has increased to 26% compared with 20 18.

In terms of brand coverage, Chengdu is not much different from Nanjing, Beijing and Shanghai. In the next few years, Chengdu will become the first choice for many directly operated international brands.

Starting from 20 18, Hangzhou's retail sales have surpassed Guangzhou's, and this year Hangzhou's retail sales still maintain good results.

Chongqing has now jumped to seventh place.

At present, China is the second largest retail market in the world, and according to the data released by Davis, China is likely to surpass the United States to become the largest market in the near future.