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Posted: September 29, 2017
2017 Women in Real Estate Spotlight - Carol Todreas
Constultant
Todreas Hanley Associates
Years in real estate: 30
What real estate associations or organizations are you a member of: VMS/MIT, Waban Area Council/Economic Development
What trends are you seeing so far this year: Social media, e-commerce, rapid delivery, innovative technology continue to challenge conventional wisdom industry-wide. Generations X and Y have diverse lifestyles and shopping habits stimulating new concepts with non-uniform spatial needs and shorter leases. They separate “need” and “experience.” Their lifestyles have generated ride-sharing, bike lanes, and improved public transportation opening opportunities in older neighborhoods. They like walking, talking, drinking and dining at local eateries which provide market strength for local shops. Well-located malls are being reinvented with experienced- based activities, innovative retail and services, and community meeting centers. Above all successful retail will provide ease, convenience, service, value, and memorable experiences.
What do you do for fun: Design, draw, dance, dine, sports, fitness, and travel
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