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Retail in Bay Area and Beyond Forced to Pivot Again, Reconsider Entertainment-Based Draws for Business

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By Meghan Hall The retail sector was already in the midst of a major shift, with owners of retail space choosing to incorporate experience-based attractions into their real estate to draw foot traffic. However, with the advent of coronavirus, property owners and landlords are being forced to shift once again as closures and shelter-in-place orders […]

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