Things to do in Washington DC: Womens Buying Power

Womens Buying Power

                                                 

Prince George's County has a newspaper called "Women's Journal". While reading the newspaper,something caught my eye.

It said that Women account for over 85% of all consumer purchases

  • 94% of Home Furnishings.
  • 93% OTC Pharmaceuticals.
  • 93% Food.
  • 92% Vacations.
  • 91% of New Homes ( I am not surprised at all )
  • 89% Bank Accounts
  • 81% Auto Purchases
  • 81% Riding Lawn Mowers.
  • 80% Healthcare.
  • 66% PCs.

Women carry 76 million credit cards, 8 million more than men.

In 2001,US women's purchasing power constituted the number 3 market in the world;the collective buying power exceeded the entire economy of Japan ( That's interesting ).

By 2010,women are expected to control $1 trillion,or 60% of the country's wealth,according to research conducted by Business Week and Gallup.

Exit Realty Founder and C.E.O Steve Morris once said that "Real Estate is a women's business. Men just happen to be in it"-Isn't that the truth. And I just discovered a new niche to target my advertising: Women. These are good reasons why we need target women more when we advertise. Women have major buying power.

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Comments

Lanre- We love to shop!!! Great Niche!

Posted by Barbara Carter homes in New Paltz NY Ulster County Real Estate Professional (John J. Lease Realtors) almost 4 years ago

Lanre - This is a group that cannot be ignored.  Interesting information.

Posted by Jennifer Fivelsdal Rhinebeck Real Estate (Serving Dutchess| Columbia|Ulster Ctys (LIC. R.E. Broker JFIVE Home Realty LLC ) almost 4 years ago

Barbara- I am sure you do-LOL. Have yet to met a woman who doesn't. Thanks for your comments.

Jennifer-Definitely can not be ignored. Thanks for your comments.

Posted by Lanre "The Real Estate Farmer"Folayan Buy a home in Washington DC (EXIT Advance Realty-Washington DC House for sale) almost 4 years ago

Lanre, I have an outside blog I am working on and I am writing a post about this very thing.  Not exactly, but that single women buy more real estate than single men.  81% of riding lawn mowers. . .  Go figure?

Posted by Audrey June-Forshey, GRI, Gaithersburg, MD (RE/MAX Realty Services) almost 4 years ago

Audrey- I am shocked as you are. Definitely looking forward to reading it. Thanks for your comments Audrey.

Posted by Lanre "The Real Estate Farmer"Folayan Buy a home in Washington DC (EXIT Advance Realty-Washington DC House for sale) almost 4 years ago
I would have to agree with you on that one. At least that is true for my family. :) My husband doesn't stand a chance.
Posted by n d (Naoma Doriguzzi) almost 4 years ago

Naoma- Women are the big spenders. But they are also the great money managers of the family as well. Thanks for your comments.

Posted by Lanre "The Real Estate Farmer"Folayan Buy a home in Washington DC (EXIT Advance Realty-Washington DC House for sale) almost 4 years ago

Good post.  When staging you want to appeal to both sexes but let's face it - if the woman doesn't like the house the couple ain't going to buy it.  I had no idea that "we" had that much buying power!

Posted by Sandra Hughes-Redesigned Spaces-Virginia Redesigned Spaces - Fairfax County, VA (Redesigned Spaces - Northern Virginia) almost 4 years ago

Lanre, The power of the woman!

Posted by * Rate A Home (Rate A Home) almost 4 years ago

Great post I always enjoy reading your blogs. I really dont get why we spend so much some times I do try not  to but Its all good

Posted by Makea Turner (Keller Williams Realty Southwest) almost 4 years ago

Sandra- I knew that you had buying power. But not this much power. Thanks for your comments.

Duane-Yes indeed. That's what I say.

Makea- Thanks mama. I really appreciate that. But Women love to shop till you drop. Thanks for the post.

Posted by Lanre "The Real Estate Farmer"Folayan Buy a home in Washington DC (EXIT Advance Realty-Washington DC House for sale) almost 4 years ago

Yippy, It's great to be number one at something!

Posted by Karen Gentry>>Charlottesville, Virginia Real Estate Professional (RE/MAX Excellence-Charlottesville VA) almost 4 years ago

The irony of this is, there are more men here in the U.S. It is one of few countries where men outnumber women!

Posted by Vanessa Plante-McDonald, MBA, REALTORĀ® - Cash Rebate to ALL My Buyers! (Bethel Equities, LLC) almost 4 years ago

Hi Lanre...Interesting statistics.  Thank you for sharing them.  Most of us probably had no idea to the extent women are making so many of the decisions.

Kathleen

Posted by Kate Elim, RealtorĀ® 540-226-1964 Selling Homes & Land at LAKE ANNA almost 4 years ago

Hey Lanre, I enjoyed reading your post. It's about time that businesses recognized the buying power that women in this ccounry have!

lmo

Posted by Lara O'Keefe over 3 years ago

Lara- I didn't know how much buying power women had into I read that article. It was pretty interesting. Thank you very much for your comments. Have a great weekend.

Kathleen- I sure didn't know. Girl power-LOL. Have a great weekend.

Vanessa- There are more men than women but we all know that women spend more than guys. So I guess the statistics makes sense. Have a great weekend.

Karen- You love all you women. Have a great weekend.

Posted by Lanre "The Real Estate Farmer"Folayan Buy a home in Washington DC (EXIT Advance Realty-Washington DC House for sale) over 3 years ago

 Very interesting statistics. Thanks for your post.  I alwasys  knew women as a group were strong but I never realized how strong. 

Posted by Michelle Buckman (W.C. & A.N. Miller) about 3 years ago

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