analysis based on the theory of the shopping center business district location analysis（基于理论分析购物中心商业区位置分析）.docVIP

Analysis based on the theory of the shopping center business district location analysis First, the district Theory Introduction In theory, the district also known to buy rings, business potential circles, refers to certain economic areas, to shopping malls or commercial center around the expansion of the formation to radiation, the formation of appeal to customers or regional 20th century certain range 30 German geographer Christaller’s proposed business district theory, the theory of the point is that the center of a circle, with the greatest sales and food service products for the radius of the radiation, the formation of merchandise sales and food service center. The scholars were different from the perspective of macro-and micro-district has defined. Most foreign scholars tend to define the micro, that district generally refers to a single retail commercial enterprises to attract customers or a certain spatial extent of the reach of the commercial area, in fact, is the distance range of needs of consumers and customers a circle. our theoretical study of the district started late, domestic scholars have carried out relevant research, domestic scholars believe that the city district is in certain areas, concentration by the network formed by commercial enterprises and on the surrounding businesses, consumers interact (including radiation, attracting two-way activities) of a certain spatial extent, these kenfor gathering points can be both specific region of space in a city center, may also urban sub-center or edge of the area, this particular commercial enterprise within the business district and surrounding enterprises, consumption mode of action is varied. Second, district level and source of customers into 1 the level of division district District is attractive to customers shop can achieve the range, and can be divided into three levels, namely the core business district (total number of customers account for 55% -70%), secondary busines