In this episode of What's in Store?, Karly Iacono and Chris Ressa break down why grocery emerged as one of the strongest and most resilient asset classes in 2025 and what that means for investors underwriting retail today.

We cover:

• Why Amazon’s physical grocery closures are a net positive for landlords

• The rise of independent and regional grocers reshaping demand

• Why 2025 grocery growth reflected real traffic, not just inflation

• Why online grocery complements physical stores, not replaces them

The takeaway: grocery didn’t just survive 2025, it validated the long-term investment thesis for necessity-based retail with real demand and durable cash flow.

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