Retail

The DFW retail outlook for the remainder of 2020 calls for a decrease in occupancy, which should be mitigated in part due to extremely conservative new construction, but the market continues to generate the type of population and residential growth that boosts retail.

The developer is planning a 200-acre mixed-use project on a former golf course in San Diego.

Mall owners are finding ways to use their parking lots to generate revenue and give back to the community.

The investment group is looking to bring popular brands Bamboo Sushi, Quick Fish back from the brink.

Once hopeful retail owners offering rent deferrals are now awakening to conditional rent abatement for retail tenants as the pandemic wears on.

In Q2, cap rates hit a three-year low as investors seek safety.

Restaurants were able to weather COVID-19 lockdowns and occupancy requirements by shifting to off-premises services. But recent coronavirus surges and mandate rollbacks have left the industry in an uneasy waiting period.

"How quickly public health improves and if it can be sustained remain the biggest unanswered questions for determining the pace of economic and retail recovery," Cushman & Wakefield says.