Retail

Retail & Commercial Group 2020 Forecast

Published on: January 22, 2020 | By Cox Castle

As they have done for the past eleven years, the Retail and Commercial Development Group has, once again, taken on the daunting task of forecasting what to expect in the forthcoming year in four critical segments that affect the retail and office industries. In doing so, they analyzed the social, political and economic events of 2019, reviewed various economic data and projections and have come to certain opinions relating to the retail and office industries and where they are heading in 2020. Included here is the product of their thinking, in the form of four articles of interest addressing such topics as capital markets, retailing, retailing development and office leasing:

Retail and Commercial Group | 2020 Forecast, by Gary Glick, Scott Grossfeld, Daniel Villalpando, and Andrew Ouvrier

Retail Industry Forecast for 2018

Published on: January 22, 2018 | By Cox Castle

As we have done for the past nine years, the Retail Group of Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP has, once again, taken on the daunting task of forecasting what to expect in the forthcoming year in four critical segments that affect the retail industry. In doing so, we analyzed the social, political and economic events of 2017, reviewed various economic data and projections and have come to certain opinions relating to the retail industry and where it is heading in 2018. Below is the product of our thinking, in the form of four articles of interest addressing such topics as capital markets, retailing, retail development and the impacts of residential development on retail:

Looking Forward – Retail Perspectives 2017 Forecast

Published on: February 8, 2017 | By Cox Castle

As we have done for the past eight years, the Retail Group of Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP has, once again, taken on the daunting task of forecasting what to expect in the forthcoming year in four critical segments that affect the retail industry. In doing so, the Retail Group analyzed the social, political and economic events of 2016, reviewed various economic data and projections and have come to certain opinions relating to the retail industry and where it is heading in 2017. Below is a product of their thinking, in the form of four articles of interest addressing such topics as capital markets, retailing, retail development and the impact of residential development on retail. If you would like to read the content of the report, click the links below.