Multi-level retail is experiencing a renaissance of sorts, particularly densely populated cities such as New York. Here are some of the design and planning factors contributing to its revival: Starting interior retail one floor up from street level to prevent … Continue reading →
Average U.S. commercial real estate prices fell by 40 percent between the 2007 peak and the trough in 2010, according to Alex Pollock of R Street. Since then, prices have rebounded and are now 22 percent above the 2007 peak … Continue reading →
The supply of single-tenant dollar store properties increased by 34 percent in Q2–2017 when compared to Q2–2016 with cap rates rising from 6.65 percent to 6.75 percent during this period, according to Commercial Property Executive. The significant increase in supply … Continue reading →
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Starbucks will close all 379 Teavana stores citing underperformance, according to MarketWatch. The coffee company purchased the primarily mall-based Teavana chain in 2012 for about $620 million. Starbucks will continue to sell Teavana-branded products in its Choose viagra india prices … Continue reading →
In the first half of this year, Los Angeles outpaced New York in commercial property sales, according to Dow Jones Newswires (citing data from Real Some of them are: Doing exercise: A bit of aerobic workouts 2 to 3 times … Continue reading →
Amazon is growing at 30 percent per year, according to Business Insider (citing analysis from Needham & Company). The online retailer’s market share is expected to grow from its current 34 percent to about 50 percent in 2020. Third-party selling … Continue reading →
Retail sector lobbying expenditures increased by 31 percent in Q1–2017 compared with the same period last year, according to OpenSecrets.org. Better technology and the resulting shift in shopping culture has let to economic distress for the retail sector, especially for … Continue reading →
Puerto Rico’s population has dropped by about two percent per year for the past three years, according to Bloomberg. The U.S. territory, which is grappling with a $74 billion debt and an unemployment rate over 12 percent has also seen … Continue reading →
High in-migration and lower unemployment rates have created positive conditions for the Denver retail sector. During Q-1 2017, Denver saw lower vacancy rates than during any quarter of 2016, according to Colliers International. Net absorption during this quarter was positive … Continue reading →