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Retail Properties QuarterlyStrong economy brings about staffing challenges
It is obvious the retail apocalypse, led by Amazon and other retail giants taking much of consumers’ shopping online, has left once crowded big-box retail locations noticeably empty, even with many creative promotional
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Retail Properties QuarterlyPersonalize, customize to transform the experience
I spend half of my day listening to real estate experts and shopping gurus discuss the death of brick-and-mortar shopping, the demise of the mall and the end of retail as we know it. But I can assure you that, at least
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Retail Properties QuarterlyForm strategic partnerships for mixed-use projects
In a business where partnership is vitally important, it can be hard to determine which combination of teams is right for a project. Mixed-use is an asset class that requires the right partnership team as these developments
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Retail Properties QuarterlyHas ‘mall’ become a dirty word?
As retail properties work to stay competitive and reinvent themselves to reflect changing consumer habits, has “mall” become a dirty word? Regional malls are “general merchandise or fashion-oriented offerings; typically, enclosed with inward
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Retail Properties QuarterlyDenver stands out among peer cities, per report
It’s incredible the amount of information that goes into a retailer deciding where to locate or a property owner identifying the right tenant mix for a shopping center. While we have seemingly endless data on Denver’s retail
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Retail Properties QuarterlyConstruction trends: Retailers seek spaces for social media and tech
If you’ve purchased a product at any brick-and-mortar retail location in the past few years, you know the way we purchase products has changed dramatically. Online shopping efficiencies continue to evolve and retailers
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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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