As we continue to move through 2025, which is likely to bring continued economic uncertainty, many investors will be watching to see how retail closure and backfills impact their overall portfolio. While there are retailers in the market looking for space, many are being more cautious than their predecessors when signing large, long-term leases. Many investors also believe that retail in the U.S. is under demolition and as we continue to see mall redevelopments take way and the available retail vacancies should continue to trend downwards, creating opportunities for retail owners.
In this latest GlobeSt article, Joseph Miller discusses how low vacancy will offset store closures, how grocery-anchored stores are still favored, and shares some trends to watch for the rest of 2025.
May 12, 2025
Survey Insights into the Construction Industry’s Response to Tariffs By Robert W. Barone, R.A., LEED AP, Director of Construction Services at Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. | Published May 12th, […]
May 09, 2025
CHICAGO, IL – Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. is pleased to welcome Justin Arias to the position of Director based out of Chicago, Illinois l Mr. Arias brings over a decade of leadership experience to this role and a focus on operational management and organizational leadership.
May 09, 2025
Celebrated during CLRM’s 12th annual roundtable in Denver, this year’s Journal brings together insights and expertise from across the construction lending community. The 2025 edition tackles timely issues such as shifting construction activity by asset class, emerging market risks, and the continued evolution of SBA construction lending.
