In an exclusive video interview from RECon 2018, Inland vice chairman Joe Cosenza levelssome frank advice toward retail brands that believe they can live without the internet. (Spoiler alert: They're wrong!)

The gap between core assets and non-core “has never been wider,” says RPAI's Michael Hazinski in this exclusive RECon video interview. But what does this mean going forward, especially as the economic picture threatens to shift?

The majors aren't sitting back and letting the marriage of Amazon and Whole Foods outpace them. Technology, after all, is there for everyone's use, says Transwestern's Steve Williamson.

You can have faith in brick-and-mortar. But online tools can provide greater value for clients, as Faris Lee's Rick Chichester points out in this exclusive RECon video interview.

This isn't your parents' retail market, as InvenTrust chief Tom McGuinness makes perfectly clear in this exclusive RECon video interview. But what does this mean for providers of retail space?

It will take creativity, but the affordable housing crisis is one that will not be ignored by lenders, investors or developers. Besides, tax credits may not be the sector's biggest issue.

The economy is still strong, but factors are encouraging investors and occupiers to remain nimble.

It's a totally cyclical movement, but the industrial market around Seattle is seeking--and finding--development gold in secondary and tertiary markets.