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In 2020, retail is moving back to Main Street — Fast Company

By Judith Stahl On January 7, 2020 · Add Comment · In In the News

photo: courtesy Seaport District

Boston’s Seaport District is a great example of how cities are redeveloping with an eye to how people actually want to live, work, and play, and SHOP! From mixed-use to trendy pop-ups the Seaport has it all.

Read more about the trend here:  In 2020, retail is moving back to Main Street — Fast Company

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