Sales area provision per capita in Europe 2018, by country
This statistic shows the retail sales area provision, per capita, in 31 European countries in 2018. The Netherlands had a per-capita sales area of 1.6 square meters in 2018. In Turkey, sales area measured only 0.67 square meters per inhabitant.
Per capita retail sales area provision is an important identifier for the market development and maturity amongst individual European countries. The total retail area of a country is divided by per individual person in the country. If a country has a large population, this may not necessarily mean that the retail sales area per person is also large. Turkey, for example, has a relatively large population, but the lowest retail sales area provision, with a score of 0.68 per square meter. This is likely to be due to the lower amount or size of retail stores in the country.
Countries such as Austria have a low population, as well as large retail sales area per capita, giving them a a high score, like Austria's 1.62 square meters per person.
Per capita retail sales area provision is an important identifier for the market development and maturity amongst individual European countries. The total retail area of a country is divided by per individual person in the country. If a country has a large population, this may not necessarily mean that the retail sales area per person is also large. Turkey, for example, has a relatively large population, but the lowest retail sales area provision, with a score of 0.68 per square meter. This is likely to be due to the lower amount or size of retail stores in the country.
Countries such as Austria have a low population, as well as large retail sales area per capita, giving them a a high score, like Austria's 1.62 square meters per person.
