Jan Svitak
@jansvitak.bsky.social
Econometrician at Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets | External PhD student at Tilburg University
Shocks to the overall retail rent level create vacancy at the edge and eventually lead to other uses of the space at the edge. We verify both empirically. (4/4)
May 30, 2024 at 10:45 AM
Shocks to the overall retail rent level create vacancy at the edge and eventually lead to other uses of the space at the edge. We verify both empirically. (4/4)
This structure can be explained by walking behaviour of shoppers and leads to different slopes of the rent gradient for different types of shopping districts. Longer stays imply flatter gradient, for example. (3/4)
May 30, 2024 at 10:45 AM
This structure can be explained by walking behaviour of shoppers and leads to different slopes of the rent gradient for different types of shopping districts. Longer stays imply flatter gradient, for example. (3/4)