As the third place in China's economy, Jinan, the capital city of Shandong Province, was not on the list.
Even Qingdao, an important economic city in Shandong Province, scored only 14.
From 20 14, Savills conducted a follow-up study on 20 major retail cities in China, and these data have a far-reaching impact and significance on various industries.
The categories tracked are: luxury goods, luxury goods, fast food, coffee, mass clothing, high-priced clothing, beauty cosmetics and large retail stores.
Judging from this year's data, Shanghai and Beijing are still far ahead, and their leading roles as head cities should not be underestimated.
The cities of the second echelon are Shenzhen, Chengdu, Hangzhou and Guangzhou.
This time, we can see that Chengdu has become a bright spot.
Direct international brands will still choose Beijing and Shanghai as their starting places, but places like Chengdu and Nanjing are narrowing the gap with Beijing.
In terms of brand coverage, the gap between Chengdu and Nanjing and Beijing and Shanghai is not particularly large. Moreover, direct international brands will even choose Chengdu as the starting place, which shows that Chengdu has great potential.
In the next few years, the central and western cities will become the main development direction of well-known brands in cities.
The cities with scores between 20 and 30 are: Chongqing, Wuhan, Nanjing, Tianjin, Xi, Suzhou and Shenyang.
After 20 18 Hangzhou surpassed Guangzhou, the retail momentum of 20 19 is still obvious.
There is a set of data to be noted, that is, by the middle of 20 19, the average expansion speed of stores in 20 cities in the category of 18 concerned by the report has not increased, but has declined, and only the expansion speed of coffee chains has exceeded 10%.