Catering accounts for half of the rental area. The rental affordability of catering is the second lowest in the industry. Shopping malls recruit catering basically to earn popularity, expecting them to do some other consumption after eating, drinking and having fun. Don't tell me about experiential or high-end restaurants. Generally, Wanda won't appear. The current economic situation is basically to take out group purchase cards when eating, bar codes when shopping, and discount coupons when watching movies, alas. . . . .
Well, more than 70% are tenants with low rent or weak business. How much can the remaining quality goods contribute to the total rent? Oh, I almost forgot that Wanda's two standard facilities, cinemas and supermarkets, are also owners who can only pay low rents. The return on investment of this business combination is not good. . . . . Also, I remember that Wang Jianlin said that we should reduce the clothing format in an all-round way, but I didn't see it in the book (cheating? )