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Exclusive Content: Why We’re Investing in Quality Real Estate at the Top of the Market Rather Than Value-Add
As we look at the white hot commercial real estate market, it’s clear that value-add and opportunistic investors are chasing deals in new asset classes and locations that are less than ideal. And it makes sense: they are return-driven, happy to take more risks to chase higher yields. But when the market inevitably comes down, they’ll have more to lose.
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Study: Holiday returns performance misses mark
Retailers may find themselves banished to the Island of the Misfit Toys if they do not improve their handling of returned holiday purchases.
According to new data from Kurt Salmon, it took an average of 13.3 days for retailers to credit returns to accounts during the 2015 holiday season. This marked an improvement from the prior year’s 16.8 days, but still far from customers’ expectation of about seven days.

