Rush On for Boston Retail

Boston retail is entering a new realm of growth and development, and that's why we're thrilled to be holding our 4th Annual Retail Real Estate Summit next Tuesday, June 24 at the Fairmont Copley Plaza. Kimco Realty recently spent $270M to expand its portfolio here, with assets like the Memorial Drive shopping center that Trader Joe’s and Micro Center call home. Kimco prez of the Northeast region Joshua Weinkranz, who'll be panelist, says for years such acquisitions were tough to find; now, trades are becoming a bit more frequent just as retailers are looking for expansion opportunities.  Get ahead of the latest retail trends by registering for our event here.

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