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Omnichannel Real Estate Solutions
Keep up with the rapid evolution of retail by rethinking your store footprints, reworking your supply chains, and revaluating the ways consumers engage with your product.
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Our full-service retail offering is integrated with our full-service industrial offering to help you improve your brand, experience and service through optimized supply chains, connected footprints and efficient operations. Our 1,400+ dedicated retail and industrial specialists help you meet consumer expectations with logistics spend, determining the optimal flow of product between retail and industrial channels.
Optimal Retail Footprint
Today’s retailers need multiple effective and efficient channels to satisfy customers who want to shop, experience and return products anywhere, at any time.
- Click-collect Stations
- Online Marketplace
- Flagship Store
- Big Box Store
- Retail Website
- Neighborhood Store
- Pop-up Store
Optimal Distribution Network
This requires retailers to balance consumer expectations with logistics and transportation, inventory, experience and cost—and to manage a consistent consumer brand.
- Regional Distribution Hub
- Infill Depot
- Cross Dock
- Big Box Distribution Center
- Air,Rail & Boat Freight
- Last-Mile Transit
- Courier Services
Related Services
We represent the industrial real estate platform in the world, offering an integrated suite of services for occupiers and investors.
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Related Insights
COVID-19 accelerated the blending of brick-and-mortar retail and logistics real estate. The result takes omnichannel strategies to the next level.
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New York City Retail in the age of COVID: The challenges facing new york city retail and the timeline to recovery
February 2, 2021
Even with vaccines rolling out, questions remain about when New York will return to something resembling its pre-pandemic activity level.
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Reverse Logistics Stress Test: Holiday E-commerce Spike will lead to Record Returns
December 1, 2020
Online holiday sales are forecast to jump 40% this year, to $234.9 billion. But up to $70.5 billion of these are expected to be returned.