Development & Restaurant Notes: 24/7 Pediatrics to Campfield Commons; Solar roofs for Extra Space Storage

September 29, 2020

Development & Restaurant Notes: 24/7 Pediatrics to Campfield Commons; Solar roofs for Extra Space Storage

by: Karen Brune Mathis Editor with Jax Daily Record Dunkin’, Starbucks take steps. The city issued a permit Sept. 2 for Tim Young Construction Inc. to build a 5,591-square-foot office for 24/7 Pediatrics at a cost...

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June 22, 2020

Banks Must Help Business Navigate The New Normal

Banks Must Help Business Navigate The New Normal As the country begins to reopen, there has been no shortage of projections on what the new normal for business may look like in a post-pandemic world. Research has show...

Posted by: Steve

Categories: In the News

October 29, 2019

Fading Vintage Ads Bring Nostalgia to Neighborhoods

Fading vintage ads bring nostalgia to neighborhoods and possibly value to properties. Nostalgic and a bit eerie, ghost signs—fading advertisements from previous decades that still remain—hark back to a time when hand...

Posted by: Steve

Categories: Capital Investments, In the News, Real Estate Industry, Retail & The Market

October 26, 2019

Why Traditional Retailers Are Hopping on the Wellness Bandwagon

It’s no surprise that traditional brick-and-mortar retail has had to make significant changes in recent years to keep up with ever-evolving consumer demand. With the increasing prevalence of online shopping and its re...

Posted by: Steve

Categories: In the News, Retail & The Market, Technology

October 21, 2019

New Retail Experiences Include Skiing, Rope Climbing, Car Racing and More—And They’re Shaking Up the Mall

As retail becomes increasingly focused on the omnichannel experience—the ability to browse and buy via multiple channels, including online and in-store—many brands are turning their attention to their e-commerce strat...

Posted by: Steve

Categories: In the News, Real Estate Industry, Retail & The Market, Technology

October 15, 2019

The Transformative (Super) Power of Convention Centers

From the Bruce Waynes of Wall Street to the Daredevils of Hell’s Kitchen, thousands of superheroes and villains alike descended upon the Javits Center this month for the 12th annual New York Comic Con. For four days, ...

Posted by: Steve

Categories: In the News, Real Estate Industry, Technology

October 10, 2019

The Food Industry’s New Path to Brick and Mortar

Opening a restaurant before technology was integrated into our lives was no easy task. In pre-Internet days, restauranteurs and chefs had to follow a hunch that a certain location could use a specific type of restaura...

Posted by: Steve

Categories: In the News, Real Estate Industry, Retail & The Market

October 2, 2019

Elevating Office Spaces with Inspiring Art

For companies looking to inspire creativity, spark passion and generate interesting new ideas, stark white office walls can be a deterrent. As more research emerges on the topic, companies are moving beyond painted wa...

Posted by: Steve

Categories: Art & Design, In the News, In the Workplace

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