🎙 2024 Retail Predictions vs 2025 Reality — What’s Holding True?
In this episode of What’s In Store?, Karly and Chris revisit bold 2024 predictions to find out what’s actually coming true in 2025. Are we really seeing tight supply and high tenant demand? Is experiential retail dominating, or are value-driven concepts taking the lead?
We break it all down:
• 🛒 Grocery & QSR traffic patterns
• 🏪 Shrinking vs. repurposed footprints
• 🍽️ The rise of food & beverage
• 🌿 Sustainability & tech integration
• 🏗️ Development slowdowns and leasing shifts
Whether you’re an investor, retailer, or just a market watcher—this is the episode you need to make sense of where retail’s really heading this year.
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