The document provides an analysis of household and retail inventory growth, highlighting a forecast of 6.0% growth. It includes data on inventory growth from 1988 to 2020 and compares retail sub-type returns for the second quarter of 2016 against the average from 2006-2015. The report also discusses geographic investment returns, noting high performance in Miami, Phoenix, and Orlando, while New York, Boston, and Los Angeles lagged.
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