By Joel Groover | The International Council of Shopping Centers
Not so long ago, a humdrum industrial park out of the TV show The Office was good enough for many employers. But more companies now aim to put their HQs and offices next to hubs of commerce that offer bars, restaurants, entertainment venues and other things to do. And that trend is creating leasing opportunities for retail owners and developers. “Employee recruiting and retention has become so competitive,” said Steiner executive vice president of asset performance Beau Arnason. “Employers are saying, ‘Wow, we’ve got to do more for our employees.’ Companies want to offer their employees a better place to work.”
Heartland Real Estate Business By Beau Arnason & Laura Wedekind Property management has evolved from traditional operations and maintenance to strategic placemaking. Today, property managers curate tenants and experiences, transforming properties into vibrant retail destinations. The competition for consumers’ dollars, time and attention–especially in the Columbus market–is greater than ever. That means no element of…
Shopping Center Business By Kristin Harlow Sports and entertainment destinations offer several benefits to retail properties — they boost foot traffic, encourage consumers to linger, complement traditional retail and provide opportunities for refilling vacancies. Pickleball, gaming and music venues are some of the most prolific concepts in today’s experiential marketplace. “Entertainment is complementary to retail…
Modern Restaurant Management By Spencer Jordan At a time when F&B is a thriving and Americans are spending more than ever dining out, centers need to be vigilant about combating stagnation. Developers should be working closely with their F&B partners to think creatively about ways to reinvest in and refresh their spaces and increase connectivity. For nearly…
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