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Retail
The class where position is the product. Frontage, access, and the trade area decide what the real estate is worth to a tenant.
Retail is read at the curb. Frontage and visibility, curb cuts and signalized access, parking field, and co-tenancy set what a space is worth to an operator — and demographics alone do not finish the job. Two corridors with identical statistics can support different tenants entirely; what the trade area actually buys matters as much as its size.
The tenant is the asset in single-tenant retail: credit, term, and the difficulty of replacement decide the risk premium. The same lease guaranteed by the same company prices differently in different markets, and the underwriting has to respect that.
For multi-tenant centers, the rent roll is the story — anchor strength, local-tenant durability, and the spread between in-place rents and what the corridor supports.
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