How to choose a good shop feng shui

In order to make shops last forever and get rich profits, we must start from the initial purchase of shops, but how to be in a favorable position in the choice of shops? There are many things to consider when buying a shop, including the economic environment, real estate factors with shops, commercial factors, supply and demand, and the funds in the investment market. The following are 12 tips for your reference. \x0d\ Hint 1: Choose an appropriate industry category \x0d\ Stores located in traffic stations should mainly deal in daily necessities and low-cost portable consumer goods. Shops located near houses should mainly deal in comprehensive consumer goods. Shops located near office buildings should be mainly engaged in cultural office supplies, and the product grade should be higher. Shops located near the school should focus on stationery, food and daily necessities. \x0d\ Tip 2: To have a kind of \ money \x0d\ that is, to open a shop near a well-known chain store or a strong brand store, or even open a shop next to it, it can not only save time and energy in investigating the market, but also attract customers with its own brand effect. \x0d\ Tip 3: Choose a location that spontaneously forms a certain market \x0d\ Tip 4: Choose an independent facade \x0d\ Some stores don't have an independent facade, so you will naturally lose the independent advertising space in front of the store, which will make you lose the space to "play" the marketing wisdom in front of the store and bring great trouble to the promotion. \x0d\ Tip 5: Understand the purchasing power of people around the store \x0d\ Purchasing power depends on people, and the quantity and quality of purchasing power determine the basic value of the store in its business circle. Of course, in those areas with strong purchasing power, the value of shops is high and the cost is correspondingly high. \x0d\ Tip 6: Look at people's traffic \x0d\ The profit of the store ultimately depends on people's traffic. What really supports shops is the fixed flow of people, followed by the flowing flow of people and passengers (bus and subway stations). \x0d\ Tip 7: Choose a roadside store \x0d\ The store is located on one side of the road, and the road and passenger flow are two-way. Its value is lower than that of the corner store, which is the most common street-facing state in the store. \x0d\ Tip 8: There are various forms to choose building structures. The ideal commercial building structure is frame structure or long-span column-free structure (such as stadium), which has the advantages of good display performance, easy separation and assembly, and convenient layout of shopping malls and commodities. \x0d\ Tip 9: Understanding developers \x0d\ Choosing brand developers to ensure the safety of funds is an important aspect of investment. Powerful developers adopt a perfect development process and many partners, which is also a guarantee for the business prospects of the project itself. \x0d\ Tip 10: Convenient transportation around \x0d\ Ideally, a store or commercial street should have transportation facilities to accommodate all kinds of visitors (purchasing power), that is, there are rail transit, bus stops and parking lots around the store. \x0d\ Tip 1 1: Look at the prospect of shops and business environment \x0d\ Consider investing in commercial properties from the perspective of development. There are some shops that seem to be located on the side. Although the early rent is very low and it is difficult for merchants to find it, when the time is ripe, it can be sold at a price several times higher than the purchase price. \x0d\ Hint 12: Seize the investment opportunity \x0d\ Generally speaking, the economic situation is good, the business is prosperous, and the business profit is higher than the social average profit. This period may not be the right time to invest in shops. In developed commercial areas or prosperous commercial periods, investors have little space to choose shops and the acquisition cost is high. On the contrary, in areas with development potential, the business climate has not yet formed or is forming, which is a good time for shops to invest, and investors can choose and buy shops in a wider range.