Shopping Center Business By Yaromir Steiner Beset by pandemic pressures and evolving in the face of ongoing demographic and sociocultural shifts, the commercial real estate industry is on the cusp of some profound changes. The retail and mixed-use real estate landscape of tomorrow is going to look and feel very different.  Read more at Shopping…

By Spencer Jordan While it’s an overstatement to say that COVID changed everything, the impact of the pandemic on the retail real estate industry has been far-reaching. It accelerated trends that were already underway and introduced new chal- lenges and complexities for owners, operators, developers and leasing professionals. What follows is an overview of how…

It isn’t just real estate and design differences, but operational innovation that will shape tomorrow’s retail.

In my previous blog post, I outlined some of the discussions and debates taking place across the industry about how to evolve and adapt to a changing commercial development landscape—and a changing world.

It was great to be back in Las Vegas, Nevada for the ICSC Here, We Go 2021 conference on December 5th through December 7th at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

The retail landscape has been evolving for decades, but the past two years have accelerated consumer-driven trends and forced brands to adapt or lose relevance.

Once a staple of both the suburban and urban scene, the American shopping mall has suffered a visible decline in the past two decades.

In advance of today’s big ICSC Here We Go 2021 conference, GlobeSt.com caught up with a few attendees on what they look forward to at this year’s live event.

Jennifer Peterson is the chief executive of Easton Town Center in Columbus, Ohio.

Easton launched the 2021 holiday season in style on November 19 with our Grand Illumination—a family-friendly, center-wide celebration that included live music, costumed characters, special holiday trees and the simultaneous illumination of more than 2 million lights throughout the whole property.