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Absorption Rate

The number of units capable of being absorbed by the market over a given time period

Capital Market

The market for capital assets of all types

Community Center

Designed to serve an area within a 3- to 5-mile radius with a with a wider variety of merchandise then a neighborhood center.

Demand

The amount or quantity of the good or service that will be desired at various price points.

Equilibrium

Where demand=supply

Freestanding Retail

A retail building not located in a shopping center

Gross Absorption

The total number of units or square footage absorbed by the market in a specified period of time.

Market

Set of circumstances and arrangement through which buyers and sellers exchange goods and services

Market Analysis

(Vacant space + space in construction) / (net absorption per month)

Months Supply

The number of months required to absorb the current supply

Neighborhood Center

A shopping center intended to serve customers from a specific geographic area

Net Absorption

The amount of space rented to tenants or sold to buyers after taking into consideration space vacated by tenants or owners

Real Estate Asset Market

The market in which ownership of investment properties is traded between buyers and sellers

Real Estate Space Market

Market in which occupancy of investment properties is purchased by tenants from owners

Regional Center

A shopping center that contains between 300,000 and 750,000 square feet in gross leasable area and contains at least one full-line department store.

Super-regional Center

A shopping center that exceeds 750,000 square feet of gross leasable area and includes at least three department stores

Supply

The amount or quantity of the good or service that will be offered at various prices.

Vacancy

Number of units vacant in a property