Retail

With more states legalizing cannabis use, the sector is starting to look at lot less risky.

The technology includes lighter grids, more efficient bots and robotic arms able to directly pick products.

The e-commerce behemoth has been rapidly leasing and buying industrial space, but that’s just one facet of its CRE impact.

As QSRs seek drive-through opportunities and other tenants launch smaller concepts, they see pad sites as more desirable.

The Consumer Brands Association called on the government to facilitate more coronavirus tests. “The supply chain is fragile and unable to absorb further shocks.”

The New Jersey-based firm, formerly a multifamily buyer, has been competing against REITs and other institutional investors.

Starwood has been shedding malls, often at a loss, since the COVID-19 pandemic began, while the buyer plans to acquire malls and redevelop them.

With most of the “easy” deals already snapped off the market, the remaining opportunities require a high level of expertise to pull off.

Consumers who are able to find the vehicles they want are being forced to pay up.

“The idea that stores are dead has been proven to be a fallacy,” said Michael Baker, an analyst for D.A. Davidson who has covered U.S. retailers for over two decades.