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Dan Albrecht, MA, MS

CCRPC Senior Planner

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From: Public Square: A CNU Journal <communications@cnu.org>
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Subject: The ‘retail apocalypse’ is a myth, and that's good news for downtowns

The ‘retail apocalypse’ is a myth, and that's good news for the shopping industry and downtowns

SHARON WOODS

A Google search for the so-called "retail apocalypse" generates more than 13 million results, but brick-and-mortar retail is growing. The data presents a more confident picture for urban and town planners, developers, investors, and merchants. Read more >>

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