Development/Redevelopment

The face of retail continues to evolve and retailers have a tremendous opportunity to enhance customer connections and stand out in an increasingly competitive landscape.

Heading into a new decade, savvy retailers are firming up their strategies for success — especially when it comes to driving customer engagement at store-level.

Rarely do we have an opportunity to start from scratch with a blank canvas, but when we do, it is important to take that step back and immerse ourselves in the opportunity.

Here’s the understatement of the year: retail leasing is changing. 

Poag Shopping Centers will take over leasing and management of The Shops at Highland Village, an affluent community north of Dallas.

Restaurants, bars and “eatertainment” concepts have emerged as coveted tenants for shopping centers as the retail industry adapts to e-commerce and store closures by various soft goods retailers.

A wildly popular Italian-themed marketplace that combines retail and dining experiences is headed to Silicon Valley.

Waterstone Properties group has hired a new CFO and two new senior VPs to help it expand from is traditional retail and industrial developments and into office, residential, and mixed-use projects.

While rents are steadily moving upward, we’re seeing different types of tenants at our centers.

There have been more changes in the grocery operations space in the last few years than in previous decades.