DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dcb451/business_atlas_foo) has announced the addition of the "Business Atlas Food Retail in Moscow" report to their offering.
The atlas is based on primary and secondary data collected and analyzed by the company since 2003. It provides quantitative and qualitative characteristics of the area and information on spatial distribution of consumers and retailers. This business atlas can help to assess geographic distribution of food retail market players, evaluate the current competitive landscape, identify opportunities, conduct a thorough investigation of commercial real estate development, city infrastructure and transportation network. It can be used to plan and elaborate detailed and in-depth geomarketing studies in order to find opportunities for market penetration, network expansion, potential merger or acquisition.
Executive Summary:
Map of Moscow
Moscow is a subject of the Russian Federation, a federal city, and the Russian capital. It's situated in the centre of the European part of Russia, in the interfluves of the Oka and Volga rivers. Moscow's area is 1,081 square kilometers. It is also the seventh largest city in the world; the population of Moscow (as of 1 January, 2010) is 10,562,099.
Moscow is the political and business centre of Russia, as well as the nation's seat of power and home to its leading economic and financial institutions. Over half of the country's commercial and specialized banks, head offices of major Russian companies, and leading world corporations are located in Moscow. Furthermore, over 200,000 small businesses are registered in Moscow.
Moscow is the economic centre of Russia, the main supplier of goods and services, human resources, scientific and innovative solutions, and advanced technologies. It accounts for over 60% of total investment in Russia, and one third of the city budget is formed at the expense of foreign economic activity, while one quarter of the country's foreign trade is also accounted for by the Russian capital.
The schematic map of Moscow includes city regions and districts, railroad lines and stations, Moscow Ring road, main city thoroughfares, roads, bridges, topo objects, hydrographic data, existing and future underground stations, buildings and transportation network.
Key Topics Covered:
Chapter 1: Customers
- Population by districts, 2009. Population change by districts over the past 4 years.
- New residential developments. Dwelling units built in last 4 years
- Average accrued monthly wages by districts
- Auto traffic. Average daily traffic flow on the main city thoroughfares
- Auto traffic patterns. Attraction model
Chapter 2: Food retail networks:
- Grocery hypermarkets: floor space, parking areas
- Service areas of grocery hypermarkets
- Service areas of grocery hypermarkets: population per area
- Driving time zones to grocery hypermarkets. Competing for customers at the intersections
- Large-scale commercial real estate. Food retail tenants
- DIY hypermarkets (bonus map)
Chapter 3: Infrastructure development
- Development of transportation infrastructure. Walking time zones to subway stations: existing stations and future stations
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dcb451/business_atlas_foo