News: Connecticut
Posted: October 21, 2014
10-28-2014 - REFA Calendar of Events
Save the Date!
The Changing Nature of Retail
October 28
Location: Stamford Marriott, 243 Tresser Blvd.
Time: 11:45 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
As Fairfield County becomes a destination for more and more upwardly mobile renters and the
Internet becomes an ever greater source of
retail sales, the bricks and mortar aspects
of retail real estate continue to shift.
This month REFA is hosting Andy Pforzheimer, founder of the Barcelona Restaurant chain;
Kirsten Oswald, vice president of Real Estate for Vineyard Vines; Penny Wickey of Saugatuck
Commercial Real Estate; and Adam Ifshin,
president and CEO of DLC Management Corp., who will discuss the various ways that their firms are responding to the changing nature of
retailing.
For more information visit www.refact.org
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