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    Home improvement, sports and hobby brands are focusing on growth

    Non-luxury item retailers are benefiting from consumers tightening their belts. These chains are offering new merchandise, as well as plans to add additional units this year. The southern region currently leads in retail leasing, but investors should expect the South and more remote areas to see continued development as retailers execute their expansion plans to More

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    Beauty tenants are at the forefront of retail expansion

    As high inflation rates hold steady, consumers are focusing spending on their homes and affordable luxuries that feel more attainable than high-ticket items and experiences. This so-called “lipstick effect” often occurs during times of economic uncertainty and, most recently, is the cause of retailers in the personal care sector leading sales growth across the industry. More

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    Sale of the Week: Esplanade Shopping Center in Oxnard, California

    Primestor acquired the 357,000-s.f. grocery-anchored retail community center in Oxnard for $252 per square foot. The buyer liked that the property was well leased and features anchors such as The Home Depot, Nordstrom Rack, Staples, Dick’s Sporting Goods, T.J. Maxx and Walmart Neighborhood Market. Other tenants include World Market, Tillys, Boot Barn, In-N-Out Burger and More

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    Sale of the Week: Topgolf in Omaha, Neb.

    A single-tenant triple-net-leased investment property occupied by Topgolf sold for $7.67M in Omaha. Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors arranged the sale of the building, which houses the only Topgolf location in Nebraska. Hanley Investment Group’s EVP Jeff Lefko and EVP Bill Asher represented the seller and developer, a private investor based in Omaha. The More

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