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From Gen Z to GLP-1: The Surprising Trends Reshaping Retail
Episode 152

From Gen Z to GLP-1: The Surprising Trends Reshaping Retail

In this episode of Retaili$tic, Deborah Weinswig, CEO and Founder of Coresight Research, unpacks a week filled with insight, innovation and evolving trends, sharing her highlights from Placer.ai's Discover event, ICSC NEW YORK and The AI Summit New York. From the future of mixed-use developments to the growing influence of Gen Z on malls, Deborah explores the trends shaping the retail and commercial real estate landscape in 2025. She touches on loyalty programs, AI (artificial intelligence)-driven personalization and the impact of GLP-1 adoption on consumer behavior. Plus, hear how AI breakthroughs are reshaping industries, from retail to drug discovery. Navigate the ever-changing retail and real estate world with this week's episode!

Retailistic · Deborah Weinswig, Georgina Smith

December 17, 202413m 53s

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Show Notes

Takeaways

  • Mixed-use developments are becoming increasingly popular.
  • Dollar stores are facing significant challenges and changes.
  • AI technology is crucial for personalization in retail.
  • Consumer behavior is evolving, with Gen Z leading the way.
  • Retailers are making more conscientious decisions in site selection.
  • The impact of GLP-1 on consumer habits is noteworthy.
  • The retail landscape is continuously evolving, presenting new opportunities.

 

Chapters

00:00 This Week in Research, Highlighting Retail 2025 Outlooks and the Collapse of the Kroger-Albertsons Merger

02:49 Exploring Mixed-Use Developments

06:12 Challenges in the Dollar Store Industry

09:31 The Role of AI in Retail

11:23 Evolving Consumer Behavior and Predictions for 2025

Topics

holiday shoppingcoresight researchairetailmixed-usedollar storesgen zconsumer trendsgrocerymergers