Richmonders' holiday spending forecast - Axios

Nov 15, 2024 · The National Retail Federation's survey puts the holiday spending estimate at around $902 per person, $25 more than last year. Both groups expect 2024 to be a record …

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Richmonders' Holiday Spending Forecast - Axios

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Nov 15, 2024 · The National Retail Federation's survey puts the holiday spending estimate at around $902 per person, $25 more than last year. Both groups expect 2024 to be a record …

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11 Last-minute Richmond-themed Holiday Gifts - MSN

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🕯️Stuff someone's stocking with a Season's Greetings from Richmond holiday candle. Available at Mongrel in Carytown. 🪧 Grab a Richmond icons tea towel featuring local signs of yesteryear, $28.

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Many Richmonders Spend More Than Half Their Paycheck On Rent

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Nearly twice that — 83,700 Richmonders — spend 30% or more of their income on rent. The average rent in Richmond is $1,513 a month, according to the latest CoStar data.

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Holiday Retail Sales Rise 3.8%, Mastercard Says - Axios

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Dec 26, 2024 · Holiday season retail sales rose 3.8% this year over last, Mastercard says, as more people dined out and bought clothes and jewelry.. Why it matters: The report suggests a …

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Weekly Commentary: Vigilantism And Deleveraging

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4 days ago · According to a Mastercard SpendingPulse report, online spending during the holiday shopping period from Nov. 1 to Dec. 24 grew by 6.7% over last year, compared to a 2.9% …

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The Major Items Inside Richmond's $2.9 Billion Budget For 2025

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Richmond City Council unanimously decided Monday night to pass a $2.9 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Why it matters: The spending plan is funded, in large part, by …

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Fewer People Are Working Remotely In Richmond - MSN

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Data: U.S. Census; Chart: Axios Visuals Richmonders are still working from home in droves, but in smaller numbers than at the pandemic peak. Driving the news: In metro Richmond, 18.7% …

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Many Richmonders Spend More Than Half Their Paycheck On Rent

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Sep 24, 2024 · Nearly twice that — 83,700 Richmonders — spend 30% or more of their income on rent. The average rent in Richmond is $1,513 a month, according to the latest CoStar data. …

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How much will consumers spend on holiday shopping in 2023?

A holiday retail forecast from consultancy Deloitte also anticipates higher consumer spending this year compared with last, with shoppers spending on experiences, plus home decor and party apparel. Deloitte expects consumers to spend an average of $1,778, up 8% from 2023, based on its survey of more than 4,000 U.S. consumers. ...

How much do Richmonders spend on rent?

Nearly twice that — 83,700 Richmonders — spend 30% or more of their income on rent. The average rent in Richmond is $1,513 a month, according to the latest CoStar data. ...

Are Richmonders still working from home?

Data: U.S. Census; Chart: Axios Visuals Richmonders are still working from home in droves, but in smaller numbers than at the pandemic peak. Driving the news: In metro Richmond, 18.7% of workers were working from home as of 2022, down from 23% in 2021, per new Census Bureau figures released last month. ...

How much money does Richmond City Council spend?

Richmond City Council unanimously decided Monday night to pass a $2.9 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Why it matters: The spending plan is funded, in large part, by Richmonders' taxpayer dollars. The big picture: $1 billion of that is in the General Fund, the most flexible spending source. The rest is dedicated to specific projects. ...

Are Richmond small business owners ready to pull back on spending?

The big picture: Around 44% of Richmond small business owners saw sales decline or stay the same this year, according to a recent survey of its members by InUnison (formerly the Retail Merchants Association). And half of local owners are bracing for consumers to pull back on spending, InUnsion found. ...