ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Retail is thriving and investors are taking a fresh look at existing assets amid high construction costs and shrinking availablility. Greenberg Gibbons’ Eric Walter and CBRE’s Ryan Sciullo discuss where capital is flowing, why the Southeast stands out and how mixed-use retail can create long-term value.
- Retail's resurgence is particularly marked in Southeast markets.
- Mixed-use development plus e-commerce can transform the retail landscape.
- Data-driven underwriting can improve cash flows.
- Limited supply creates strategic investment opportunities.
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