Our Favorite Tweets From MAPIC 2016

In case you weren’t following along, we were tweeting out encounters at MAPIC in Cannes, France, this week. While some of the information we picked up did not make it into full stories, there were still plenty of moments worth 160 characters. Here are some of our favorites.

Chris Conlon of @AcadiaRealty said they steered away from #Soho for 3 years b/c they thought it was overheated, but now they looking. #MAPIC

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— Commercial Observer (@commobserver) November 17, 2016

.@benetton's pop-up marketing cubes outside #MAPIC pic.twitter.com/9Gd5PwRZh8

— Commercial Observer (@commobserver) November 17, 2016

.@WarbyParker brick-and-mortar sales have now surpassed its online sales: Thomas Citron of @NGKF_NYC @ #bricksvsclicks #MAPIC

— Commercial Observer (@commobserver) November 17, 2016

USA breakfast at #MAPIC pic.twitter.com/XbwBSvSpeK

— Commercial Observer (@commobserver) November 17, 2016

Vornado has ~9M SF in + around #PennStation. It's last nabe in Manhattan not to have had a transformation in last 20 years: Ed Hogan #MAPIC

— Commercial Observer (@commobserver) November 17, 2016

Joshua Strauss of @RKFretail: For 1st time in long time we have big projects, which are "competing with each other." #RetailTourism #MAPIC

— Commercial Observer (@commobserver) November 16, 2016

Re. @UniqloUSA on Fifth Avenue, "I don't think it's made a nickle," says David Zoba of @JLL @ #MAPIC #ClickstoBricks

— Commercial Observer (@commobserver) November 16, 2016

Matthew Greenwall of @Storefront at #MAPIC #ClickstoBricks: medium-sized businesses now looking for longer pop-up locations.

— Commercial Observer (@commobserver) November 16, 2016

Spotted: a NYC team from @JLL walking along Boulevard de la Croisette in #Cannes. #MAPIC 2016

— Commercial Observer (@commobserver) November 15, 2016