Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A geographic, economic, or specialized subdivision of a market.
- adjective Being below what is usual in a particular market.
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- noun A distinct part of a larger
market
Etymologies
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Examples
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Kissimmee submarket, which is dominated by the 1,406-room Gaylord Palms Hotel & Convention Center.
SplicedFeed 2010
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It is strategically located along the 580 corridor in the Dublin submarket, which is part of the greater Tri-Valley market and is one of the fastest growing submarkets in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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The Detroit property is located in the Farmington Hills submarket, which is reporting a vacancy of 18% and asking rents of $16.59 psf.
unknown title 2009
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About a year and a half ago in San Diego in the Chula Vista submarket, which is mostly military-driven, there was a lot of volatility because of the troop movements.
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The building is located in the Meadowlands submarket which is a central location for servicing New York and New England.
unknown title 2011
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It's no different from the "redistribution" that occurs when the Federal gov't provides infrastructure improvements on Federal land and submarket leases on the use of that land.
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It's no different from the "redistribution" that occurs when the Federal gov't provides infrastructure improvements on Federal land and submarket leases on the use of that land.
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Mr. Coleman said he can add value by leasing the rest of the 80%-occupied property that is located in a San Francisco submarket that has become more popular in recent years.
New Test for Hudson Chief Maura Webber Sadovi 2011
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And in every specific industry that relies heavily on a foreign-born workforce, it is essentially a subsidy: no less than Milton Friedmanhimself said so about the H-1B, while nobody seriously disputes the toleration of illegal workers in agriculture, meatpacking, construction, and so on boils down to a government-supplied workforce at submarket wages and working conditions.
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As economics, the H-1B enables employers to hire skilled workers at submarket rates.
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