1. Agglomeration effect: Farmers' market stores have a natural agglomeration effect, attracting a large number of consumers to shop. This agglomeration effect can bring a steady stream of people and provide more business opportunities and potential customers for businesses. This means that the rents and sales of shops are expected to increase steadily, bringing considerable returns to investors.
2. Government support and development prospect: Farmers' market is a livelihood project supported by the government, and the government will provide relevant policy support and preferential measures to promote the development of farmers' market. This means that investors in shops can enjoy the support and guarantee of the government and reduce business risks. With the increase of urban population and consumption upgrading, the development prospect of farmers' market is also very broad, which is expected to attract more consumers and merchants and bring long-term stable income to investors.