LAS VEGAS—There is speculation that the driverless car will be a common reality within the decade. There are those who feel it will be sooner. Whichever it is, it presents major implications for retail real estate.
In this exclusive video interview from the show floor of the 2016 RECon conference, two experts in the field, Gar Muse and Angelo Carusi of Cooper Carry, discuss some of those implications, and they range from street safety to the revitalization of the suburban markets.
In this fascinating video, you'll hear:
- How driverless cars will impact the built retail environment;
- What that means for parking, public safety and even mixed-use development;
- How retailers can take advantage of the technology.
LAS VEGAS—There is speculation that the driverless car will be a common reality within the decade. There are those who feel it will be sooner. Whichever it is, it presents major implications for retail real estate.
In this exclusive video interview from the show floor of the 2016 RECon conference, two experts in the field, Gar Muse and Angelo Carusi of Cooper Carry, discuss some of those implications, and they range from street safety to the revitalization of the suburban markets.
In this fascinating video, you'll hear:
- How driverless cars will impact the built retail environment;
- What that means for parking, public safety and even mixed-use development;
- How retailers can take advantage of the technology.
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John Salustri
John Salustri has covered the commercial real estate industry for nearly 25 years. He was the founding editor of GlobeSt.com, and is a four-time recipient of the Excellence in Journalism award from the National Association of Real Estate Editors.
