The Twin Cities benefits from strong properties within walkable areas, but could take a more regional approach to the concept of walkability, according to a new study.
The 2019 Foot Traffic Ahead report from the Center for Real Estate and
Fix Your Eyes on the (B2B eCommerce) Prize
By Ben Conwell
To some, shopping in-store may seem as outdated as spending Friday night scouring the shelves of a video store. And while many luddites still see a benefit in hand-picking their groceries or physically trying on a
Experiential & Convenient: Retail As An Amenity
ByTerry Ohnmeis
When it comes to consumer tastes, convenience and experience are king.
The strongest demand we’re seeing on the ground is for retail as an amenity – whether it’s a boutique fitness brand, food hall, or
The Rise of Food Halls in Atlanta
By: David C. Smith, Vice President, Americas Head of Occupier Research
The national food hall trend is in full swing. By the end of 2020 the U.S. is expected to have approximately 450 food halls in operation, which is a
Retail Density in New York City’s Five Boroughs
by David S. Segal, MAI, Director, Valuation & Advisory
This is the third post in a four part series examining retail density in Northern California, Southern California, and the Five Boroughs of New York City.
New York City
