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THE RETAILA

  • Writer: akinABRAHAM & ASSOCIATES LTD
    akinABRAHAM & ASSOCIATES LTD
  • Mar 12, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 19, 2020

The Nigerian retail industry has undergone a significant transformation and massive improvement since 2005.


From 30,000sqm GLA in 2005 to 375,000sqm GLA in Q1 2019; and investment of about $73m (N9.5bn) in 2006 to $4.75bn (N1.71tr) in Q1 2020.


The need to understand what drives the investment decisions within the retail industry is gradually increasing; with greater emphasis on data for actionable insights.


We must also understand the story behind the metrics in order to measure the retail industry transformation and performance, accurately.


The recent explanation around the Nigerian retail industry never depicts a struggling, dying or even suffering sector; but rather a call to understand the future of retail from the past.


MV Indexes


Market Value

Market Value $ /m² $140.4m

Market Value $ /m² / GLA $4,700


Retail Investment

Retail Investment $73m

Retail Investment / GLA / sqm $2,400

Retail Development Growth (2004-2019) 38%


Vacancy

Market Value $ / m² $33.03m

Market Value $ /m² / GLA $2,640


For more information on the RETAILA, please contact:


akinropo ABRAHAM

Partner, Director of Valuation Services

akinABRAHAM & ASSOCIATES

+2348068774629

aabraham@akaa-ng.com

www.akaa-ng.com


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