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With all the changes going on in the retail sector, investors must be able to adapt to combination stores that were never before in existence, Passco's Andy Wang and Adriana Olsen tell GlobeSt.com.
Urban-located stores create a brick-and-mortar location with flexible merchandising to complement and augment the local demographic as well as support Target's growing e-commerce business, Paragon's Jim Dillavou tells GlobeSt.com.
Combining manufacturing and a retail store creates a unique opportunity for customers to see behind the scenes and witness the creation of their favorite products, Klarif's Klarif Kim tells GlobeSt.com.
Single-tenant retail assets priced $5 million or less continue to sell with the most velocity due to having the largest audience of prospective investors and all-cash buyers that are less dependent upon financing, HIG's Bill Asher tells GlobeSt.com.
Investors are attracted to the metro area's healthy retail fundamentals underpinned by nation-leading population and employment growth, leading to the sale of two single-tenant retail buildings.
GlobeSt.com caught up with Jeremy Cohen, a partner at national commercial real estate firm Hartman Simons, to get his take on these and other food hall lease issues.
The soft-good tenants that used to occupy big boxes are no longer what Millennials want to see in those spaces, and retail landlords need to be tuned in to their tastes, which often revolve around entertainment, NKF's Dan Samulski tells GlobeSt.com.