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2015年中國家居零售市場規模或達3萬億

作者：admin 发布时间：2011-09-07

廣東省連鎖經營協會??編輯：hlh

??? 弗若斯特沙利文（Frost?&?Sullivan）咨询公司9月7日发布研报称，基于人均收入提升，房地产市场发展及城市化率提高等正面因素影响，预计“十二五”期间，家居零售行业年均复合增长率将保持在20%以上。?
　　至2015年，中國家居産品零售市場規模有望接近3萬億元。
　　研報統計顯示，“十一五”期間，中國家居産品零售總額年均複合增長率超過25%。至2010年底，國內家居産品零售市場規模已超過1萬億。
　　其中家具産品零售額約爲6000億元，占整個家居市場的50%以上；家用燈飾零售規模超過800億元，地板行業零售額也突破600億元。
　　弗若斯特沙利文咨詢公司咨詢師賈龐認爲，家居賣場作爲家居産品零售的重要渠道，占整個家居産品零售額的比例不斷提高，至2010年，家居賣場渠道占家居行業零售額比例已接近50%，並將在2015年超過1.5萬億元。
　　研報稱，目前紅星美凱龍在門店規模和銷售額等方面處于家居賣場領先地位。根據弗若斯特沙利文咨詢公司的分析，2010年中國家居賣場行業零售總額約4800億元，其中紅星

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