Many New York City suburbs are endeavoring to become live-work-play environments – pocket-sized Manhattans – that may not be 24-hour cities, but 18-hour suburbs that are walkable, accessible and shoppable. Add to this historical stability and robust retail demand, and you find a great mix for many retailers and service-providers. Read More
Living in “interesting times”, as the adage goes, is rarely a blessing. It is, however, an apt proverb for the retail industry today, and its effects on the retail landscape. Read More
In this brief overview of the Fairfield and Westchester County retail real estate markets, CoStar data indicates a slight softening in Westchester, as total availability ticked up and asking rents moved down over the past year. In contrast, Fairfield saw some strengthening, with availability declining and average asking rents rising. Read More
