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How Shifts in Consumer Habits Impact Retail Investment

DATE August 23, 2024 / Author


How Shifts in Consumer Habits Impact Retail Investment In today’s economy, the consumer drives change. As consumer habits, behaviors, and preferences shift at a faster rate than ever, so must the strategies of property owners, investors, and retailers. Recent economic indicators paint a nuanced picture. Consumer spending, long a pillar of economic growth, shows signs […]

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Retail Market Report | Central Florida

DATE August 13, 2024 / Author


Central Florida Retail Market Report Market Overview Central Florida, recognized for its many attractions and entertaining culture, is experiencing favorable growth in retail spaces. Cities such as Orlando, Vero, Melbourne, and Daytona are rising contenders for retailers looking to expand their markets.   Orlando The retail market in Orlando has experienced considerable growth over the […]

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Retail Market Report | Denver, CO

DATE August 6, 2024 / Author


Denver Retail Market Report Denver Market Overview The Denver MSA spans seven counties along the Front Range of Colorado and has nearly three million residents. Over the past decade, the region’s population has increased by 10.9%, surpassing the national average of 5.5%. Projections indicate a slower, yet steady, growth rate for the next decade. Denver […]

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What’s Shaping Tomorrow’s Shopping Centers

DATE July 18, 2024 / Author


Shopping Center Trends in Placemaking & Merchandising Finding balance between the objectives of landlords and community stakeholders is vital in shaping the future of a shopping center. Key factors such as merchandising and placemaking define the property’s ambiance and drive foot traffic, creating a dynamic and profitable environment for landlords, tenants, and the community. The […]

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What Grocery Mergers Mean for Retail

DATE July 12, 2024 / Author


Kroger-Albertsons: What Grocery Mergers Mean for Retail The grocery merger between Kroger and Albertsons, valued at $24.6 billion, is facing significant legal and regulatory hurdles. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed a lawsuit to block the merger, citing concerns that it would eliminate competition, leading to higher grocery prices and reduced quality for consumers. […]

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Shoppers in a mall making retail's headlines

Making Sense of Retail’s Top Headlines

DATE May 29, 2024 / Author


Making Sense of Retail’s Top Headlines New locations, strategic closures, fresh concepts, and joint forces welcome retail’s next era of sustained, practical growth.   At the start of the year, most news outlets published articles about big-box retailers’ plans to reduce their footprint. It seemed the retail giants were pulling back. Then, headlines about new […]

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2024 Net Lease Tenant Report

DATE May 22, 2024 / Author


2024 Net Lease Tenant Report Explore 50+ tenants, including on-market data for typical lease structures, key statistics, and transactions, providing you with insights into opportunities in the market.    

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Los Angeles

Retail Market Report | Los Angeles, CA

DATE May 21, 2024 / Author


Los Angeles Retail Market Report Market Overview The Los Angeles economy is diverse, with significant contributions from entertainment, tourism, international trade, fashion, and aerospace industries. The market’s creative workforce and entrepreneurial spirit contribute to high levels of business formation and self-employment. Sectors like transportation have seen growth, particularly in warehousing, driven by increased demands from […]

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Retail Market Report | Phoenix, AZ

DATE May 14, 2024 / Author


Phoenix, AZ  Retail Market Report Market Overview The Phoenix retail market continues to be very competitive due to strong demographic trends, increasing income, and job growth. Aggressive rent growth, driven by low availability and strong consumption, has positioned Phoenix as a top market for rent increases. Phoenix continues to excel in employment growth, with 43,200 […]

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