Record high home prices, increased DIY activity, and a robust housing market have led to a jump in consumer spending on home improvements projects and helped sales at Lowe’s surge. Lowe’s is the world’s second-largest home improvement store, and about 90% of the U.S. population lives within 20 miles of a Lowe’s store. The company announced in August 2021 second-quarter net sales increased 1% from a year earlier to almost $27.6 billion. So with consumer discretionary spending shifting towards entertainment and travel, will Lowe’s and its rival Home Depot be able to maintain their momentum?

Chapters:
Intro — 00:00
History — 01:58
The home improvement market — 05:20
Focus on home professionals — 10:04

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The DIY Boom And The Rise Of Lowe’s