MIAMI—If there's one word to describe theretail market in 2017 it might be “adaptable.”From the explosion of discount retailers to the increasing normalcyof home delivery services, a lot has changed, and retailers as wellas real estate and development professionals havehad to adapt to succeed.
Florida's retail market has fared particularlywell through the changes. GlobeSt.com caught up withCushman & Wakefield's PatrickBerman, retail expert and managingdirector with the firm's Florida Capital Markets division, to gethis take on what worked, what didn't and what's ahead for Floridaretail in part one of this exclusive interview.
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