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Covid-19 pandemic pushes up average retail order size by over 50%

Retail realty sector that was seeing a steady fall in inventory is again staring at a spike in vacancy rate, a report by Anarock & Retailers Association of India shows

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The organised retail sector is banking on omni-channel strategy and grocery segment

Arnab Dutta New Delhi
The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted the retail sector in a big way — from pushing consumers towards placing larger orders to prohibiting them from window-shopping. 

Retail realty sector that was seeing a steady fall in inventory is again staring at a spike in vacancy rate, a report by Anarock & Retailers Association of India shows. 

Meanwhile, retailers are taking several measures to revive the business. The organised retail sector is banking on omni-channel strategy and grocery segment.









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