2021 Colliers Retail Outlook
| 03 March 2021
3 things to watch in 2021: the retail landscape transformation, e-commerce will gradually cutback and omnichannel retailing leads the way.
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3 things to watch in 2021: the retail landscape transformation, e-commerce will gradually cutback and omnichannel retailing leads the way.
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Read articleInsights for the food industry and its real estate partners in a post-COVID-19 world.
Read articleFor many hospitals and health centers, the adoption of new technology and digital processes is key because it helps them stay a step ahead through proactive data-tracking, real-time distance monitoring, automated tasks and more.
Read articleThe retail market faced negative net absorption of 27.6 million square feet in 2020, per CoStar. This was driven by record store closures, nearly 16,000.
Read articleWith COVID-19 vaccines in early distribution, Boston’s in-house research team looks into the potential impact that work-from-home may have on office occupancies.
Read articleThe U.S. industrial sector had a record year in 2020. Overall net absorption remained resilient with occupancy gains of more than 273 million square feet at year-end, 18.9% higher than the same period a year ago.
Read articleThe total U.S. toy industry, which includes video gaming, predicts more than $27 billion in sales revenue for the first time in its history.
Read moreAfter a major drop in the prior six months, U.S. office absorption fell even more heavily in Q4 2020 as the resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic and subdued market activity placed an even greater toll on the sector than in the preceding two quarters.
Read moreThe pivot to virtual care necessitated the growth of telehealth offerings and sweeping patient information digitization. Of course, 2020 also saw quite a few notable mergers and launches across the healthcare industry.
Read moreIn a year marked with struggles and uncertainty due to a global pandemic and domestic political unrest, the U.S. industrial sector flourished against all odds.
Read moreFollowing a strong rebound during the third quarter, growth in the U.S. economy began to stagnate at the end of the year as the worsening health crisis surged, resulting in tighter restrictions.
Read more2020 could potentially be the catalyst for a structural change in real estate, over 2021 we will begin to see the true impact of the pandemic and start to make sense of what it’s long lasting impact will be.
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