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Retailers look beyond the sale: Brick-and-mortar retailers are raising their game to lure plugged-in consumers to their stores

BD+C

E-commerce is reshaping the landscape for traditional retailers. Just two months ago, Credit Suisse forecasted that 20-25% of malls will close by 2022. Store closures and consolidations in 2017 are on pace to eclipse the total number of stores that failed in 2008, in the depths of the Great Recession.

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John Burns Forecasts Apartment Rent Trends Across the U.S.

Pro Builder

John Burns Forecasts Apartment Rent Trends Across the U.S. John Burns broke down its apartment forecasts into four categories: Boomburbs, Braintowns, Downtowns, and Dependables. We are still very bullish on locations close to jobs, retail, and entertainment and properties that provide an “affordable alternative” to urban apartments.

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Retail store openings at five-year high

BD+C

retailers are planning to open 42,757 stores over the next 12 months, and some 83,700 locations over the next two years, both five-year highs, according to a summary of the research by CoStar Group''s Mark Heschmeyer. The forecast represents 2.8% YOY growth for the retail sector. Analysis by RBC Capital Markets shows that U.S.

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Video: 5 building sectors to watch amid COVID-19

BD+C

In this segment from BD+C 's The Weekly show, Brad Hunter, Managing Director with RCLCO Real Estate Advisors, talks about the short- and long-term market forecast for several key commercial building sectors, including hospitality, industrial, office, retail, and rental housing.

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The Greatest Challenge Facing the Construction Industry

Viewpoint Construction Technology

Whether their market is retail, warehouse or lodging–where growth is expected to be strong–or in a segment that relies on federal funding like marine or direct federal construction–where forecasts are less optimistic–finding and retaining qualified people can be a challenge.

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Nonresidential Construction Spending Projected to Increase through 2023

Construction Superintendent Magazine

The AIA’s Consensus Construction Forecast panel—comprising leading economic forecasters—expects spending on nonresidential building construction to increase by 5.4% With a 5% decline in construction spending on buildings last year, only retail and other commercial, industrial and healthcare facilities managed spending increases.

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Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs): Understanding the Construction Connection

Construction Marketing

Mixed-Use Developments These developments typically include a combination of residential, commercial, and retail spaces in one building or complex, and can be located in urban or suburban areas. Further, the potential for higher foot traffic in mixed-use developments can benefit commercial and retail tenants.

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