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It's challenging to be a retail tenant these days... Vacancy is at 7.9% across #northwestarkansas and it's much lower than that in the "prime retail" pockets - West Bentonville, West Rogers/Pinnacle, and North Fayetteville. If a business needs a drive-thru, there's going to be multiple offers to lease the same space and the owner will be juggling lots of different variables in evaluating which is the right deal. We recently helped a national restaurant tenant secure a drive-thru space when they were up against 5 other offers in Bentonville. If you or someone you know would like more information on the #NWAretailmarket, we would love to be a resource. #retailrealestate #tenantrepresentation

Really interesting to see the launch of this new, hard discount grocery format in Canada. Question is - what is stopping this type of innovation in New Zealand?

This retail transformation is empirical evidence that reimaging can create a financially successful project. We are proud to be a part of it. Go team.

Test and learn! Will be really interesting to see how this pilot by Loblaw Companies Limited plays out but the concept is based on a clear insight around the shopper's current quest for value, as many shoppers look to get the most out of tight household disposable budgets. The question will be how much are shoppers prepared to give up on and if enough of them are prepared to do it. Thanks for sharing Per Bank and best of luck with this pilot. I look forward to following your outcomes.

$130M Marble Falls shopping center wins incentives, to be anchored by Academy Sports, possible grocery store - Austin Business Journal "Exciting news for Marble Falls! 🎉 A new $130M shopping center is on the horizon, set to bring jobs and convenience to the area. Anchored by Academy Sports and possibly a grocery store, this development marks a significant milestone for the city. Stay tuned for updates and get ready to shop 'til you drop! 🛍️💼 https://lnkd.in/gJSYjyyH #MarbleFalls #EconomicDevelopment #JobCreation"

Everywhere you look Los Cabos is changing. That includes the retail sector, where new boutique retail centers serve local communities and clientele. My story on the changing retail landscape coming in new issue of Cabo Living magazine #cabolivingmagazine #cabo #loscabos #retailcenter

Why I chose retail: It’s all about resilience and evolution! These properties not only adapt but thrive through decades, much like the retail industry itself. It’s a reminder of why I am so passionate about what I do.

It won’t be long before a select few Costco Wholesale fans in Los Angeles will be able to live just a few flights above their favorite retailer. Thrive Living, a California-based developer, is converting a vacant lot in the Baldwin Village neighborhood of the city into an amenity-rich apartment building, complete with 800 rentable units, a rooftop pool, gym, and basketball court. The most appealing amenity, however, might just be the Costco warehouse that is slated to take up the ground floor, complete with a pharmacy and optical services. That alone makes the mixed-use building—a term used to describe a real estate project that blends residential and commercial spaces—unique. It is the first time Costco is leasing a space in a residential development like this one. Long-term, however, the biggest upside may be for Costco—and its shareholders. The retailer’s move could set a new precedent for its urban expansion strategies, giving Costco more flexibility to tap into densely populated areas and position itself closer to where shoppers live. https://lnkd.in/gN4quMAf

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It won’t be long before a select few Costco Wholesale fans in Los Angeles will be able to live just a few flights above their favorite retailer. Thrive Living, a California-based developer, is converting a vacant lot in the Baldwin Village neighborhood of the city into an amenity-rich apartment building, complete with 800 rentable units, a rooftop pool, gym, and basketball court. The most appealing amenity, however, might just be the Costco warehouse that is slated to take up the ground floor, complete with a pharmacy and optical services. That alone makes the mixed-use building—a term used to describe a real estate project that blends residential and commercial spaces—unique. It is the first time Costco is leasing a space in a residential development like this one. Long-term, however, the biggest upside may be for Costco—and its shareholders. The retailer’s move could set a new precedent for its urban expansion strategies, giving Costco more flexibility to tap into densely populated areas and position itself closer to where shoppers live. https://lnkd.in/g5GPk7e7