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>So I’d suggest that part of the reason reported incidents have decreased is that stores don’t bother. They aren’t reporting shoplifting to the police because n
by supercanuck 5y ago
>So I’d suggest that part of the reason reported incidents have decreased is that stores don’t bother. They aren’t reporting shoplifting to the police because nothing happens. They just hope their employees don’t get punched and the losses balance out.
>And frankly, lately they haven’t.
- PicassoCTs 5y agoSo the actual data is in the store closures and areas that are abandoned? Store-rent in those areas would go down?
- the-dude 5y agoIn general there is a very strong incentive for the landlords/owners of commercial property to keep it empty instead of lowering the rent.
- hugh-avherald 5y agoRent is not generally affected by vacancies.
- adolph 5y agoInteresting proposition. Given that existing leases are not affected, do you mean that owners would rather take a tax loss than potentially be locked into a lower rent?
- L-four 5y agoMany landlords are highly leveraged and reducing the monthly rent by even 10% would reduce the on paper value of the property to such an extent to put the property into negative equity.
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- PicassoCTs 5y agoAsking for theft insurance prices for a store in the area? No action without reaction. If its not entirely virtual, there must be traces.