By Spencer Jordan While it’s an overstatement to say that COVID changed everything, the impact of the pandemic on the retail real estate industry has been far-reaching. It accelerated trends that were already underway and introduced new chal- lenges and complexities for owners, operators, developers and leasing professionals. What follows is an overview of how…

The retail landscape has been evolving for decades, but the past two years have accelerated consumer-driven trends and forced brands to adapt or lose relevance.

In advance of today’s big ICSC Here We Go 2021 conference, GlobeSt.com caught up with a few attendees on what they look forward to at this year’s live event.

People have incredible memories of the places they frequented in college.

With shopping centers throughout the United States facing a myriad of challenges posed by the pandemic, getting leases signed or extended into 2021 has been a top priority for management and development teams.

Easton’s tenant coordination team has overseen 15 retail, restaurant and office grand openings since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in March—with several more in active development and expected to open in the coming months.

As a retail real estate developer, we do not have a business if we don’t have retailers who are successful and happy.

Situated on 67 acres in Lyndhurst, Ohio—within the affluent Cedar Road corridor—Legacy Village is Greater Cleveland’s premier dining, shopping and entertainment destination.

The 7.5-acre Gateway – University District is a mixed-use project stemming from a decades-long partnership involving The Ohio State University and the City of Columbus.

Five retailers joining Easton Town Center near Columbus, Ohio