Spending, Luxury and Retail Space

By Miriam Lamey | December 13, 2013 at 03:31 PM

NEW YORK CITY-“I'm more bullish,” says Collier's Robert Friedman, in terms of his views on the retail sector. He gave his views on the local market and national spending at ICSC New York.

NEW YORK CITY-Colliers' Chairman of the Tri-State Region Robert Friedman stopped to chat and share his views on where retail is headed in 2014 at ICSC New York. Giving his views on the all-important questions regarding tenancy and New York City rents, Friedman described his outlook as bullish as he predicted future trends.

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