Great to be on the panel of last month's RICS seminar on the future of urban retail places, global and local. Some interesting discussion points from Platform For Places co-founder Rebecca Trevalyan and urbanist legend Theodore Liebman. A nice summary of the key points here, thanks to Steven Matz for anyone interested in what we mused were the key elements for a successful city. #reimagineretail #realestatetrends
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