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Retail has been dying for a while, but that just opens up opportunities elsewhere. It's kind of like the nail salon boom: retail has been dying, but nail salons
by brenden2 7y ago
Retail has been dying for a while, but that just opens up opportunities elsewhere. It's kind of like the nail salon boom: retail has been dying, but nail salons have been booming (pre-shutdown)[0]. I've been noticing for a while in NYC there's a huge supply glut of ground level retail. Lots of for lease signs in vacant spaces (pre-shutdown). In my apartment building, the ground floor space has been vacant with a for lease sign for 3 years (and I live on 5th Ave in NoMad, which is prime retail).
[0]: https://fee.org/articles/the-salon-boom-is-actually-good-for-both-consumers-and-workers/ https://fee.org/articles/the-salon-boom-is-actually-good-for...
- _curious_ 7y agoInteresting. Also a noticeable supply prime CRE empty for a long time before CV19 in my neck of the 'prime location' woods. That asset class has been totally inflated beyond bubble in the past 5 years IMO and will never return to the same levels of occupancy (or $/sf rates).