Top trends driving retail store growth in 2019
Jan 24, 2019
A blend of several factors, including personalized human touch, is what it takes to help physical retail stores succeed and thrive in today's digital market. read more
h/t CSA: Real Estate, January 24, 2019 issue
Kroger CEO William Rodney McMullen offers five predictions on future of retail
Jan 22, 2019
The chief executive of supermarket giant The Kroger Co. offered these five predictions on the future of retail during a keynote presentation at NRF 2019: Retail’s Big Show, which was held at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
- Retail won't go away.
- Retail will be digital and physical.
- Retail will offer new solutions for customers.
- Retail will be purpose-driven.
- Retail will disrupt the ad industry.
read the full article
h/t CSA Real Estate, January 17, 2019 edition
It All Depends On the Meaning of the Word
Jan 15, 2019
This edition of Legal Corner from Andy Jacobson, Esq. and Rebekah Fisher, Esq. features a case summary for It All Depends On The Meaning Of The Word "Rent.” read more
Editor’s Note: Legal Corner contains case summaries and analysis of recent court
decisions that impact retail leasing and lease administration. These summaries focus on the leasing issues covered in
each case and do not include detailed
discussions or analysis of the procedural and peripheral issues in the cases.
Owner-Architect Agreements: Part 3
Jan 15, 2019
In the third of five installments of an article from the March 2017 issue of The Practical Real Estate Lawyer, Andy Jacobson addresses common owner concerns in form design and construction contracts. read more
Lost Profits Doctrine Prevents A Double Dip
Jan 8, 2019
This edition of Legal Corner from Andy Jacobson, Esq. and Rebekah Fisher, Esq. features a case summary for Lost Profits Doctrine Prevents A Double Dip. read more
Editor’s Note: Legal Corner contains case summaries and analysis of recent court decisions that impact retail leasing and lease administration. These summaries focus on the leasing issues covered in each case and do not include detailed discussions or analysis of the procedural and peripheral issues in the cases.