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| Open Access | THATCHFIELD CONVENIENCE CENTRE: A TAILORED STRATEGY FOR TENANT MIX AND SIZE OPTIMIZATION
Shan Steyn , TUT Business School, Nana Sita Street, Pretoria, South AfricaAbstract
This study presents a comprehensive strategy for optimizing the tenant mix and size of the proposed Thatchfield Convenience Centre. By analyzing local market dynamics, consumer preferences, and industry trends, this research offers a tailored blueprint for maximizing the center's appeal and profitability. The findings highlight the importance of a carefully curated tenant mix and an appropriately sized facility to meet the unique needs of the Thatchfield community. This study provides valuable insights for property developers, real estate professionals, and investors seeking to create a thriving convenience center that resonates with both retailers and consumers.
Keywords
Thatchfield Convenience Centre, Tenant Mix
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