Deep Dive 18 minutes PremiumAmerica’s Changing Shopping Centers: Part 3—Malls Seek To Adapt as Pandemic Expedites Retail Shakeup Coresight Research December 1, 2020 What's InsideThis report is the third and final installment in our America’s Changing Shopping Centers series. As malls grapple with the repercussions of the Covid-19 pandemic—including a rise in e-commerce, retail bankruptcies and the threat of declining foot traffic—mall owners are finding new ways to compete for consumer’s attention and retail spending. We look at three key strategies that mall operators are employing to future-proof their centers amid the changing retail landscape. This report includes highlights from mall operators including Brookfield Properties, Kimco Realty, Simon Property Group and Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield. Click here to read the previous report in our America’s Changing Shopping Centers series, which explores the challenges that the coronavirus crisis has created for shopping malls through 2020 and beyond, driving mall consolidation. Contents What’s the Story? Why It Matters Mall Operators’ Three Key Strategies To Future-Proof Shopping Centers 1 Diversifying the Tenant Mix • Health-Care Tenants • Grocery Tenants • Residential Units • Online and Digitally Native Brands • CBD Specialty Stores • Implications 2 Opening Open-Air Pop-Ups 3 Rolling Out Digital Programs What We Think Looking Ahead This report is for paying subscribers only. Already a paying subscriber? Please log in to see the entire report.If you wish to learn more about our subscription plans and become a paying subscriber, click here. This document was generated for Other research you may be interested in: Groceryshop 2023 Day One: Startup Pitch Winners, Generative AI, Unified Shopping and MoreDiscount Decades—US Grocery Discounters: Poised for Growth Amid Inflation and Economic UncertaintyRetail Around the World: Black Friday 2023—Coresight Research ObservationsLetting Growth Off the Leash in China’s Pet Industry: China Retail Insights