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Retail Properties QuarterlyRetail projects need carefully curated tenant mix
The retail landscape is constantly changing. We continue to see an evolution in the way we use and interact with retail. Gone are the days of transactional, one-size-fits-all retail. Experiential-driven retail and food and
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Retail Properties QuarterlyFood halls’ impact on Denver dining is undeniable
In Denver, it seems, the food hall is king. The metro area is currently home to six food hall concepts: Avanti F&B, Denver Central Market, The Source, Zeppelin Station Market Hall and Union Station in the city of Denver,
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Retail Properties QuarterlyTeavana lawsuit ruling is not a fix for all centers
A recent decision in the Simon Property Group L.P. v. Starbucks Corporation case prevented Starbucks from shuttering 77 of its Teavana stores in Simon-owned or -managed properties. While this decision has made
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Retail Properties QuarterlyDIA’s retail aims to ‘surprise & delight’
The Denver International Airport’s concessions scene – including its food, beverage, retail and entertainment operators – is evolving to accommodate more visitors and changing consumer habits. In the immediate future,
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Retail Properties QuarterlyMeeting the needs of today’s restaurantgoers
We all love to try new restaurants. Fortunately for those of us in Colorado, we have so many wonderful choices that run the gamut from quick-serve chains to chef-developed concepts with locally sourced menus. There
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Retail Properties QuarterlyMaximize necessity retailers for thriving centers
Despite reports of doom and gloom for brick-and-mortar retailers, one sector across the shopping center inventory is thriving – neighborhood and community shopping centers with a tenant base focused on
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Retail Properties QuarterlyInvestors’ herd mentality is beginning to shift
The availability of capital for most retail centers is strong, despite all the negative headlines in the media in 2017 about retailers closing stores, filing bankruptcy due to overexpanding, and declining sales from online
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Headline News, Retail Properties QuarterlyAre we witnessing an apocalypse or resurrection?
Upon reading his obituary in the newspaper, Mark Twain famously replied, "The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated." That's how 2017's constant headlines about the collapse of brick-and-mortar retailing
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Retail Properties QuarterlySmall businesses thrive in Cherry Creek North
The city of Denver continues to see incredible levels of investment. This year is expected to be another record year with several major development projects under construction or planned that will add to the city's growth
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Retail Properties QuarterlyColorado Mills rebounds after hailstorm
When golf-ball-sized hail hit Lakewood and the surrounding areas May 8, the storm shattered records as the costliest hailstorm in the state's history, with auto and home insurance claims of $1.4 billion, according to the
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