Right-in right-out access dictates retail value
The guest argued that ease of vehicular access—specifically 'right-in, right-out' traffic patterns—is a primary driver of retail real estate performance.
The argument
He explained that consumers avoid difficult left turns or complex traffic loops, meaning supermarkets must be on the 'going home' side of the street and coffee shops on the 'going to work' side to capture maximum traffic.
The thesis, stress-tested
✓ What validates it
- —
▸ Risks discussed
- ▸Autonomous driving or shifting commuter patterns could alter traditional traffic-side advantages
Hear it yourself
"Jonathan is a lifelong real estate investor and the founder of Streamline, a data driven, investor friendly, independent real estate brokerage located in Madison, New Jersey. Whether you're looking to start from scratch, get to the next level, or just for a straightforward and honest approach to real estate investing, this is the free mentorship program you can take with you anywhere. Now here's Jonathan. Welcome back to another episode of Zen and the Art of Real Estate Investing. My guest today is John McNellis. Forty years in the game developing shopping centers, mixed use projects, and office buildings across Northern California."
AFFILIATE LINK · ZORTIX MAY EARN A COMMISSION · NEVER A RECOMMENDATION TO TRADE