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"Luxury retail store Hermès will welcome shoppers back to its Near North Side location on Monday (Oct 30). The retailer is reopening after undergoing a year of renovations to expand the space at 25 E. Oak St. . . . . . With an expanded storefront, the high-end retailer plans to target wealthy shoppers who find themselves with more disposable cash since the pandemic . . . . . . The store's reopening further strengthens the Oak Street corridor, which is home to other luxury brands"
Yeah. I think Buckhead has the potential to be better than ROD and HPV. It certainly integrates to its surrounding neighborhood better than River Oaks District, Highland Padk Village and the Miami Design District. On a side note, I wonder if that’s why it hasn’t been as successful as the others in obtaining big name tenants.
The whole Buckhead Village concept should have been put in north Midtown for sure. Some access to AS and museums would have been there.
Maybe they could redevelop Phipps into mixed use urban and move that retail to a Midtown north village.
The whole Buckhead Village concept should have been put in north Midtown for sure. Some access to AS and museums would have been there.
Maybe they could redevelop Phipps into mixed use urban and move that retail to a Midtown north village.
It should have all been concentrated at Phipps/Lenox. Atlanta cannot support multiple luxury retail corridors. Generally the same shopper at Buckhead Village is going to be at Lenox/Phipps which is why we are seeing all of those upscale retailers at Buckhead Village pack it in and head to Phipps, which is where they should have been in the first place.
It should have all been concentrated at Phipps/Lenox. Atlanta cannot support multiple luxury retail corridors. Generally the same shopper at Buckhead Village is going to be at Lenox/Phipps which is why we are seeing all of those upscale retailers at Buckhead Village pack it in and head to Phipps, which is where they should have been in the first place.
Copied from another poster in the Texas forum, Cushman and Wakefield updated their most expensive shopping districts list
The full list:
1. NYC Upper 5th Ave
2. NYC Madison Ave
3. LA Rodeo Drive
4. NYC SoHo
5. Honolulu Kalakaua Ave
6. San Francisco Union Squre
7. Las Vegas - Las Vegas Blvd
8. Chicago - Oak Street
9. Boston - Newbury Street
10. Chicago - North Michigan Ave
11. Miami - Design District
12. Austin - SoCo
13. Palm Beach - Worth Ave
14. Miami - Lincoln Blvd
15. Houston - ROD
16. Toronto - Bloor Street
17. DC - Georgetown
18. Miami - Brickell Blvd
19. Montreal - Saint-Catherine West
20. Vancouver - Robson Street
21. Miami - Wynwood
22. Mexico City - Masaryk
23. San Diego - Del Mar Heights Blvd
24. Palm Beach - Delray Beach - Atlantic Ave
25. Fort Lauderdale - Las Olas
26. Sao Paulo - Oscar Freire Jardins
27. Rio de Janeiro - Garcia D'avilla
28. Seattle - CBD/Core
29. Calgary - 17th Ave
30. Buenos Aires - Calle Florida
Location: Miami (prev. NY, Atlanta, SF, OC and San Diego)
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Copied from another poster in the Texas forum, Cushman and Wakefield updated their most expensive shopping districts list
The full list:
1. NYC Upper 5th Ave
2. NYC Madison Ave
3. LA Rodeo Drive
4. NYC SoHo
5. Honolulu Kalakaua Ave
6. San Francisco Union Squre
7. Las Vegas - Las Vegas Blvd
8. Chicago - Oak Street
9. Boston - Newbury Street
10. Chicago - North Michigan Ave
11. Miami - Design District
12. Austin - SoCo
13. Palm Beach - Worth Ave
14. Miami - Lincoln Blvd
15. Houston - ROD
16. Toronto - Bloor Street
17. DC - Georgetown
18. Miami - Brickell Blvd
19. Montreal - Saint-Catherine West
20. Vancouver - Robson Street
21. Miami - Wynwood
22. Mexico City - Masaryk
23. San Diego - Del Mar Heights Blvd
24. Palm Beach - Delray Beach - Atlantic Ave
25. Fort Lauderdale - Las Olas
26. Sao Paulo - Oscar Freire Jardins
27. Rio de Janeiro - Garcia D'avilla
28. Seattle - CBD/Core
29. Calgary - 17th Ave
30. Buenos Aires - Calle Florida
Impressive: NYC has 3 of the top 4 spots; Miami MSA has 7 of the top 30.
Shocked that no Euro district (London, Paris, Milan) on the list. Also, where is South Coast Plaza (OC, CA)—cannot be because it is a mall since a few others on this list are.
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