hypermarket

And I'm not dead yet:) The good thing is that the hypermarket is only 3 tram stations away, and yes, there's a tram that goes by the hypermarket.

Carrefour is the largest supermarket retailer in the world and far out beats the US in terms of hypermarket square footage.

I think a hypermarket is bigger than a supermarket.

But if everyone just takes a car to the nearest highway hypermarket, there's no point for anyone to bring the services closer.

Walmart isn’t a supermarket, it’s a hypermarket, which isn’t really the same thing.

They seem to be quite content to rapidly ramp up their industrial capacity and general economic output, be the world's factory and hypermarket.

That hypermarket (not Carrefour, another one) it's composed of several buildings, they even have a renewed VR arcade gaming place and several cinema rooms.

Not sure about the rest of Europe but in France, go to LeClerc (the hypermarket) and get one there instead of the rental chains.

I don't get the jump from describing an illiquid real estate market to this hypermarket with millions of trades a second.

My local hypermarket does have freezer sometimes with icecream next to check out lanes with lot off other stock they want to get rid off.

Right now I'm in the suburbs of Helsinki, and the Prisma hypermarket in the nearby mall is 19600 square meters (~210k square feet).

The only exceptions would be minimarket which are extremely tiny and hypermarket which is your US Walmart-style extremely large store that also sells electronics and clothes etc.

She means "hypermarket," where groceries are sold alongside general merchandise.

Actually, there is a definition for "hypermarket", which is to combine supermarket and department store [1].

As a Pole, I don't think I've heard the term "hypermarket" in like 10 years.

> As a Pole, I don't think I've heard the term "hypermarket" in like 10 years.