Retail Spaces Get a Second Life as Industrial Hubs
As the commercial market adapts to shifting demands, industrial hubs are surging in value while many traditional retail properties struggle.
As the commercial market adapts to shifting demands, industrial hubs are surging in value while many traditional retail properties struggle.
The adaptive reuse movement is flipping the script on traditional CRE development instead transforming existing structures in innovative ways.
As 2025 begins, the rise of experiential retail remains a pivotal strategy for brands aiming to engage with their consumers on more than just a transactional basis.
With the rise of e-commerce and changing consumer behaviors, many traditional ‘brick and mortar’ properties have struggled to remain viable.
For retail spaces, October to December is a critical period for driving sales, attracting foot traffic, and enhancing tenant mix.
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Reinventing the Restaurant, not quite a full-service dining experience but a step above typical fast food, the quick-service restaurant (QSR) has filled a critical niche for consumers who seek a reasonably priced meal out or to take home.
Amidst the dynamic landscape of the dining industry, marked by its resilience and adaptability in the face of COVID-related challenges and economic shifts, the upcoming year promises further evolution and transformation.