Following a robust holiday shopping season, it may appear that brick-and-mortar retailers have something to cheer about heading into the New Year. However, the sector is not out of the woods yet.
Mixed-use centers are expected to be among the better-performing assets in the retail sector, as the industry moves away from shopping centers and enclosed malls.
Government leaders are working to address issues in their municipalities as Amazon continues its hunt for a location for its second headquarters, reports the Wall Street Journal. Forbes takes a look at commercial real estate trends to watch for this year. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
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Following a robust holiday shopping season, it may appear that brick-and-mortar retailers have something to cheer about heading into the New Year. However, the sector is not out of the woods yet.
Mixed-use centers are expected to be among the better-performing assets in the retail sector, as the industry moves away from shopping centers and enclosed malls.
Strong fundamentals have propelled the multifamily market’s growth in 2017. Will it continue in the years to come?
Government leaders are working to address issues in their municipalities as Amazon continues its hunt for a location for its second headquarters, reports the Wall Street Journal. Forbes takes a look at commercial real estate trends to watch for this year. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
