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Reporting From Las Vegas: First Scenes of RECon

Check out the elaborate setups from the country's top retail players

By May 23, 2022 9:55 pm
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photo: Emily Fu/Commercial Observer
Fisher Brothers' Area 15.
Fisher Brothers' Area 15. photo: Gregory Cornfield/Commercial Observer
Patrons glide above Fisher Brothers' Area 15.
Patrons glide above Fisher Brothers' Area 15. photo: Gregory Cornfield/Commercial Observer
Fisher Brothers' Area 15.
Fisher Brothers' Area 15. photo: Gregory Cornfield/Commercial Observer
Fisher Brothers' Area 15.
Fisher Brothers' Area 15. photo: Gregory Cornfield/Commercial Observer
Patrons glide above Fisher Brothers' Area 15.
Patrons glide above Fisher Brothers' Area 15. photo: Gregory Cornfield/Commercial Observer
Anjee Solanki, national director of retail services and practice groups for Colliers; Naveen Jaggi, president of retail advisory brokerage services, leasing and capital markets at JLL; Craig Robinson, chief growth officer of Industrious; Adam Williamowsky, director of restaurants fo CBRE.
Anjee Solanki, national director of retail services and practice groups for Colliers; Naveen Jaggi, president of retail advisory brokerage services, leasing and capital markets at JLL; Craig Robinson, chief growth officer of Industrious; Adam Williamowsky, director of restaurants fo CBRE. photo: Gregory Cornfield/Commercial Observer
Kenneth F. Bernstein, president & CEO of Acadia Realty Trust; Scott Eisen, head of North American real estate for Citi; Daniel Katz, founder of KPR; Brandon Svec, national director of U.S. retail analytics for CoStar.
Kenneth F. Bernstein, president & CEO of Acadia Realty Trust; Scott Eisen, head of North American real estate for Citi; Daniel Katz, founder of KPR; Brandon Svec, national director of U.S. retail analytics for CoStar. photo: Gregory Cornfield/Commercial Observer

The International Council of Shopping Centers kicked off the annual retail event of the year in Las Vegas and Commercial Observer is on the scene.

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