Texas retail on a roll driven by Texas A&M Real Estate Center
Texas building permits in 1994 show retail activity per Texan at 71 dollars, far below 1984 highs, with a decade of 14 percent population growth and 14.2 percent real retail sales growth. Laredo leads in per capita permits, while shifts in shopping patterns point to continued space needs amid Mexican peso and oil price volatility.
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