- Published by Shira Petrack
- Date
- 05
- /
- 19
Following a strong 2021, the impact of inflation and rising prices have now reached the home improvement sector.
When we last looked at Walmart and Target, both brands were positioned for a strong 2022. It appears that this prediction was very much on point.
We checked in with leading off-price retailers to see how the industry is holding up in the wake of inflation, gas prices, and Covid.
We took a look at foot traffic data from over 300 indoor, open-air, and outlet malls to see how they performed in April 2022.
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