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Real Estate
 Brian Miller Real Estate Editor |
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April 23, 2020
On the Block: Landlords contemplate the coronavirus impact on retail, commercial rents
Webcasts, along with toilet paper shortages and bandanna chic, are part of the New Normal in these uncertain, coronavirus-impacted times. With public health experts saying we'll have to make wholesale changes to life and society for the next two years, how is that now playing out in the retail sector?
Bisnow convened a webcast last week to ask just that question. Participating were Kevin Wallace of Wallace Properties, Alesha Shemwell of Kemper Development, Rick Parks of TRF Pacific and Lindsey Pflugrath of Cairncross & Hempelmann.
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