Canadian Household Furniture Consumption

In 2003 Canadians spent about $9.1 billion on household furniture. With a substantial population increase expected and accelerated growth in the number of households and their income, the Canadian home furnishings market could increase as much as 30 percent in the decade ending in 2013. However, marketers must keep in mind the fact that 87 percent of sales were in the four most populated provinces, and that smaller markets will require significant ingenuity in terms of outreach and transport. This report lists the details of all the markets for Canadian household furniture, the average household expenditures anticipated up to 2013, the market size over time by province, and by metropolitan area, and forecasts by provinces and major urban centers. Plastic comb binding. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Read more