Metro Commercial

— By Matt Dailey —   Creating efficiency in property management through technology.   It’s no secret that technology is changing the way we live, work and shop now more than it ever has. Tech has disrupted nearly every industry, and although a little slower to the game, it has finally made its way to commercial real estate. On one end, we know that tech is enabling retailers to customize shopping experiences with an added-level of convenience, resulting in increased foot traffic and ultimately higher profits. But tech implementation can …

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— By Scott Benson — No longer an afterthought, food and beverage is taking up more space in the retail landscape than ever before.   The ways in which consumers choose to spend their time and money are changing and so must the industries that serve them, and the food and beverage industry is no exception. Food and beverage is flourishing in a time when many traditional retailers seem to be treading water. People are dining out more than ever — the average American household spends approximately $3,365 per year …

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— By TJ Durham — Four keys to successful property management.   Often flying under the radar, a trusted property manager is among the most valuable assets a retail owner can have in its corner. The role goes far deeper than landscape and curb appeal — it also includes managing the finances and operations of the asset, creating a budget and working within that budget to hire contractors for routine maintenance, fit-outs and overseeing basic improvements on the property. The ability to rely on a professional who can seamlessly maximize …

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— By Dan Brickner — Now trending: right-sizing and reducing the store footprint with smaller-format stores. Retailers have discovered there is no longer a “one-size-fits-all” approach to market expansion. As a result, astute retailers are “right-sizing” their retail footprints and introducing small-store formats that are tailored to specific demographics in both urban and suburban areas. Through available data, retailers have the ability to tailor smaller store formats and curate their merchandising to better serve the needs of their customers. Take a look at how small-format stores are redefining retail real …

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