Commercial space in addition to hotels, restaurants, sales offices, but also restaurants, hotels, large shopping malls and other locations where you can engage in commercial activities. Commercial space can be defined in a broad sense as all spatial forms related to commercial activities. In a narrow sense, commercial space can be understood as the space needed for the current social and commercial activities, i.e., to realize the exchange of goods, to meet the needs of consumers, and to realize the spatial environment for the circulation of goods.

However, with the development of the times, the commercial space in the modern sense will inevitably present the characteristics of diversification, complexity, technology and humanization. Its concept will also produce more different interpretations and extensions.

Other profiles of commercial space.

If it refers only to the fixed commercial space, it necessarily requires fixed commercial facilities to facilitate the access of the incoming and outgoing guests. The purpose of the businessman's behavior is to gain profit from the difference in price through exchange. The ability to sell goods effectively is the basic function of commercial facilities. However, with the prosperity and development of commercial activities, just through the simplest mode of exchange has long been unable to meet the needs of customers.

So the environmental factors of commercial space, affiliated leisure and entertainment facilities, as well as the rapid development of contemporary science and technology to bring the "intellectual fulfillment" is also increasingly important.