What?

Lowe’s (NYSE:LOW) Revenue Per Square foot surged from $347 in 2019 to about $431 in 2020. However, Trefis expects the number to decline to about $420 in 2021.

Why?

The surge in 2020 was driven by the Covid-19 pandemic, as consumers spent more of their disposable income on home improvement projects rather than on vacations or dining out. However, with the economy re-opening post the lockdowns, Lowe’s
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sales could decline.

So What?

Lowe’s stock has fared well through the pandemic, rising by almost 50% over the last 12 months. We expect the stock to hold up, despite the possibility of a slight decline in sales this year, as the outlook for the housing market remains strong.

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