Grocery Trends 2025, Atlanta Market Movements, and LA Retail Resilience

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Recorded04 Mar 2025

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In this episode, Steve Hamoen MMA kicks off with insights from JLL's "Grocery Report 2025," exploring grocery retail trends and the Lotis Wellington project. He delves into retail property transactions, emphasizing strategic locations, and discusses the acquisition and redevelopment of The Shops at Brick. The episode examines retail market movements in Atlanta and Newnan, followed by updates on office and industrial real estate. Steve concludes with closing remarks on the resilience of Los Angeles' retail sector, drawing from a CBRE report on LA retail market dynamics.

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