Retail

In the second half of 2025, the office and retail real estate sectors are showing signs of stabilization, albeit with distinct paths and pressures. While investor caution remains, strategic acquisitions and resilient demand are helping both asset classes find their footing in a recalibrated market. Sector experts Eric Enlow, Joe Miller, and James Burgwald offer midyear perspective in this article from GlobeSt.

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The CRE slowdown has affected all asset classes, but the retail market, which faced its own difficulties prior to rising interest rates and return-to-work challenges, is somewhat less impacted. Though […]