What retail real estate will look like in 2026
After bankruptcies and closures last year, many retailers are expanding—cautiously.
Retail real estate trends, lease negotiations, and site selection strategies. Coverage of how retailers and landlords are adapting to shifting consumer foot traffic.
After bankruptcies and closures last year, many retailers are expanding—cautiously.
David Simon, CEO of Simon Property Group, let the “cat out of the bag,” says enclosed shopping centers should be priced higher.
With developable land in short supply, the biggest retailer in the US has purchased a Pittsburgh-area mall to redevelop.
In a tight market for retail space, former Party City locations are selling like hot cakes, as expanding discount chains hunt for scarce real estate.
The Sun Belt has 13% less available retail real estate compared to the national average, according to JLL.
Miami’s retail vacancy rate sits below the 4.2% national average, at 3%, according to a real estate investment firm.
Austin ranked as the No. 1 commercial real estate market for potential deals, per a CBRE investor survey earlier this year.
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