Extreme heatwave conditions across India have significantly impacted restaurants, pubs, and bars, leading to a sharp decline in sales and footfalls, with some outlets reporting up to a 40% decrease. Al fresco dining and high street locations are worst affected, especially during lunch hours, which are seeing a notable drop in business. The heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius in some places, has led people to avoid outdoor dining, impacting sales till about 6 pm.
Extreme heatwave conditions across India have significantly impacted restaurants, pubs, and bars, leading to a sharp decline in sales and footfalls, with some outlets reporting up to a 40% decrease. Al fresco dining and high street locations are worst affected, especially during lunch hours, which are seeing a notable drop in business. The heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius in some places, has led people to avoid outdoor dining, impacting sales till about 6 pm.
As the Indian Premier League (IPL) playoffs commence, bars, pubs, and cafes are capitalizing on the surge in fan interest. The ongoing heatwave is driving cricket enthusiasts to seek air-conditioned comfort in these establishments rather than enduring the sweltering stadiums. Businesses are offering live screenings, stadium-like atmospheres, sports menus, cocktails, and team merchandise. Despite alcohol-free dry days during elections in Mumbai and Delhi-Gurgaon, establishments expect strong turnout, emphasizing the social experience.
IPL 2024: As the Indian Premier League (IPL) playoffs commence, bars, pubs, and cafes are capitalizing on the surge in fan interest. The ongoing heatwave is driving cricket enthusiasts to seek air-conditioned comfort in these establishments rather than enduring the sweltering stadiums. Businesses are offering live screenings, stadium-like atmospheres, sports menus, cocktails, and team merchandise. Despite alcohol-free dry days during elections in Mumbai and Delhi-Gurgaon, establishments expect strong turnout, emphasizing the social experience.
CHARLESTON, SC - West Shore, a fully integrated real estate investment firm with a specific focus on the acquisition and management of multifamily assets, announced its acquisition of The Preserve at Essex Farms in Charleston, South Carolina. The purchase marks a major milestone for the fast-growing company, as it now owns and operates more than 15,000 units across the southeastern and southwestern United States since its founding less than eight years ago. This is West Shore’s ninth.