Omni Channel Retail

The vaccine distribution, low interest rates and pent-up consumer demand all create a compelling reason to expect rapid recovery for shopping centers this year.

In 2020, single-tenant net lease retail cap rates compressed to record levels, and Hanley Investment Group's Ed Hanley expects the trend to continue this year.

Self-storage has a history of strong performance during a downturn, and newcomer DXD Capital has launched a fund to target the resilient asset class.

The vaccines helped to fuel retail spending at the end of the year, giving investors a reason to re-enter the market.

Following the pandemic, retailers will need to continue to provide safe spaces while finding creative ways to drive customers into the store.

The pandemic isn't stopping retail brokerage firm Hanley Investment Group, which a total sales volume in excess of $703 million, one of the highest in the company's history.

Outdoor patios and gathering spaces and daily needs retail will thrive following the pandemic.

Retail rents in all 17 New York City retail corridors have decreased since 2019, ranging from 1% to 25%.