From bricks to clicks: E-commerce is changing our neighborhoods

Daniel G. Haake; Jeffrey M. Wojtowicz; Johanna Amaya

From bricks to clicks: E-commerce is changing our neighborhoods

Daniel G. Haake, Jeffrey M. Wojtowicz, Johanna Amaya

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Abstract

Experts state that e-commerce is changing the neighborhood. Fundamental changes in distribution patterns are also shifting in a big way. The best way to describe the escalation of e-commerce is an exercise in self-observation. The US Census Bureau data reveals that e-commerce sales account for 7.8 percent of all retail sales in 2016.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	22-24
Number of pages	3
Journal	Planning
Volume	82
Issue number	7
State	Published - Jul 2016

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Geography, Planning and Development

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