
The Averly Richmond Hill, Retail Trends, and New Vacant Storefront Regulations
In this episode, Steve Hamoen kicks off with an introduction before discussing the groundbreaking of The Averly Richmond Hill and its strategic location. He then covers Colliers' efforts in marketing retail pad sites and provides an overview of the ECI Group's portfolio. The episode highlights the premium residential unit features at The Averly Richmond Hill. Steve shifts focus to Nomura Holdings' new platform and recent senior hires, followed by an analysis of new regulations for vacant storefronts in Portland, Maine. The episode also addresses office space trends and the reassessment by financial institutions, along with Trademark Property Company's redevelopment plans. Steve concludes with his sign-off.
Key Points
- The Averly Richmond Hill, a $60 million mixed-use development by ECI Group, aims to enhance the Richmond Hill community by combining retail and residential components.
- Nomura Holdings is strengthening its U.S. commercial real estate platform with strategic hires from Barclays, positioning itself to better serve clients and expand its market footprint.
- Portland, Maine, has introduced new regulations to address vacant storefronts, including fines and a beautification initiative, to maintain the vibrancy of its commercial districts.
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