Stories by John Zikos
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.
By John Zikos
Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: E-commerce is chipping away at traditional retail sales
When it comes to retail, Venture Commercial's John Zikos says properties that are neither convenient nor compelling cannot compete.
By John Zikos
Commercial Real Estate
Should Dallas Restaurateurs Fear Ghost Kitchens?
Venture Commercial Real Estate principal John Zikos questions if sit down restaurants will continue to grow and thrive with the increasing presence of virtual kitchens.
By John Zikos
Commercial Real Estate
Dallas-Fort Worth Is in Great Shape (Or at Least it Will Be)!
Fitness operators large and small are growing in the region at an impressive rate.
By John Zikos
Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: Beware of the Inverted Yield Curve
Believe it or not, it wasn’t always so great to be in Texas.
By John Zikos
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Stories by John Zikos
Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: Crafting an Atmosphere Where People Want to Shop
Creating a sense of place is vital if a shopping center is going to be able to compete and lure shoppers to come to it.
By John Zikos
Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: Will Whole Foods Still Need to Make Money?
Whole Foods is a high margin business, but Amazon could change that.
By John Zikos
Business
CRE Opinion: Fitness Is a Strong Anchor
Health clubs have plenty to bring to the table when power centers include them as tenants.
By John Zikos
Commercial Real Estate
John Zikos: The Future of Retail
Creating a sense of place and giving people a reason to come, and a reason to stay for a while, is more important than ever before.
By John Zikos
Retail
John Zikos: DFW is Running Out of Space!
Retail development is picking up, but is not keeping up with demand. Most of the space that’s currently available needs to be repurposed, redeveloped, or torn down.
By John Zikos