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Retail
What a Retail Recovery Looks Like in Dallas
Many national retailers call North Texas home. Here’s how they’re faring in the wake of the pandemic.
Commercial Real Estate
May 2020 E-Commerce Sales Eclipsed The 2019 Online Holiday Shopping Season
COVID-19 didn't change retail, it just accelerated significant trends affecting the way we shop, says Venture Commercial Real Estate Managing Director and Partner John Zikos.
Retail
DFW Midyear Retail Report: Occupancy Declines in Wake of COVID-19
Market also hit by big-chain closings but comes into downturn from a position of strength.
Commercial Real Estate
Deal Ticker: DFW’s Top Leases, Sales, and New Projects
Amazon plans $41 million project south of Interstate 20, Transwestern closes 200,000 square feet supply chain lease in Flower Mound, Veritex Bank expands footprint, and more.
Commercial Real Estate
Rethinking Space is Key to Commercial Real Estate Recovery
From touchless technology to the return of private offices, the issues associated with this pandemic pose an entirely new set of challenges, says TREC CEO Linda McMahon.
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Commercial Real Estate
Helping North Texas Retailers Through Tumultuous Times
Herb Weitzman: It's up to all of us in real estate to do what it takes to get our tenants to the other side.
Commercial Real Estate
Deal Ticker: DFW’s Top Leases, Sales, and New Projects
Downtown Dallas CVS sold to Florida-based buyer, The American Athletic Conference moves to Las Colinas, and UNT renews 56,000 square foot lease in Frisco.
Commercial Real Estate
Deal Ticker: DFW’s Top Leases, Sales, and New Projects
Perot Development Co. is building a 196-acre industrial campus in Irving, a Denver-based group purchases 619,000 square feet in Carrollton, and more.
Commercial Real Estate
The Great Accelerator: COVID-19 Hits Retail Industry Hard
The Retail Connection co-founder Alan Shor says the negative effects caused by the coronavirus will carry on for months, or even years, to come.
Commercial Real Estate
A New Retail Sector is Emerging from the COVID-19 Dust
Transwestern's Steve Williamson says concepts will come back. Though, we may not see as many of them as there were before–at least initially.