Most property owners are well aware of the approaches that have proved successful in the past are no longer working. The challenge is to devise a strategy that will not only meet the needs of the current retail landscape but also pave the way to greater opportunities in the future. Matthews™ has examined a number of moves that shopping centers are making to re-imagine their shopping centers.
Category: Shopping Centers Tags: Development, renovation, Shopping Center
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