Delhi, a modern cosmopolitan city, is the best example of a multi-ethnic and multi-cultural society with an ever-expanding economy. Being the capital city, it has an affluent population comprising a cosmopolitan mix from across the country. Delhi is ranked as the second largest market in the country in terms of size and socio-economic profile and it's steadily increasing quality of life, a booming economy and consumer market makes it one of the hottest destinations for Retail segment. Traditionally, Delhi has been one of the leaders in retail activity in the country. Several large retailers first opened shop in the capital city.

The cash-rich Delhi population is an ideal market for high-end retailers and this explains the presence of all the premium brands, including Marks & Spencer's, Lacoste, Louis Vuitton, Nike, Reebok, Wallmart, and McDonald etc in the city. Almost all Indian retail giants are present in the Capital and looking at expansion.

A shopping mall or shopping center is a group of buildings which contains a wide range of retail units. These units are attached with each other through interconnecting paseos, which enable visitors to walk easily from one unit to another. It is a place where an assembly of shops allow shoppers to walk without interference from vehicle traffic. They are surrounded by a parking space.

A showroom is a large commercial property used to display products for sale, like apparel, shoes, automobiles, furniture's, etc. The set-up is almost similar to a store but the main difference between a store and showroom is that the showrooms sell the products of a particular brand or company. Usually they are located in major markets and in big and middle size cities. The showrooms are rarely