Tag: Real Estate Analytics
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Measuring the COVID-19 Recovery: Shopping Centers
Over the past several months, Intalytics has regularly reported on the impact of COVID-19 and associated shutdowns on businesses operating in a variety of sectors (including restaurants, grocery stores, and urgent care clinics).
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Primrose Schools Expands into New Markets with Intalytics
Primrose Schools, a leading high-quality early education and care provider, has selected Intalytics as its analytics partner to guide its strategic expansion efforts across the U.S.
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Intalytics Commentary: The Real Estate “Do-Over”
When I was a child (more years ago than I care to remember), the concept of the “do-over” was sacrosanct when playing sports
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Intalytics Commentary: COVID-19 Impacts on Retail Channel Optimization
It is clear that no industry will escape this pandemic unscathed. For retail, the immediate focus is appropriately centered on survival and on successfully navigating through this historic moment.
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Predictive Analytics in the Time of COVID-19
Intalytics’ bread and butter is developing and leveraging predictive analytics to assist companies in making long-term capital investment, customer acquisition, and valuation decisions.
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3 Challenges Retailers Must Overcome When Opening Restaurants
The concept of a restaurant in a retail location isn’t a new one. But, now upscale retailers are adding restaurants to existing facilities to encourage customers to spend a longer time in the store.
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Shopping Centers Today, ICSC, and the future of Site Selection
Dave Huntoon, Intalytics principal and co-founder, was recently interviewed in an article for Shopping Centers Today, a trade publication produced by the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC.) Dave contributed expert insights based on his four decades of experience in the predictive analytics space, primarily focusing on emerging trends in data, technology, and the overall…
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The Acceleration of Shopping Center Destruction
Pundits and forecasters in the retail industry have been predicting the demise of the regional mall since the first dot.com boom in the early 2000s. There are several key factors that have contributed to these prognostications – the continued growth of e-commerce and corresponding demise of brick and mortar retailing; the decline of the middle…
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How Does e-Commerce Influence Your Brick and Mortar Strategy?
One of the most significant trends in retailing over the past 10 years has been the steady growth of e-commerce. The contribution of e-commerce to overall retail sales has tripled over that period – from 2.5% in 2005 to 7.3% in 2015. Some sectors (such as books and music) have been completely transformed since 2005,…