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Second-Generation Retail Space Becomes Hot Commodity

Adam Greenberg GlobeSt

DLC SVP of Leasing Adam Greenberg quoted in GlobeSt

A wave of retail bankruptcies and store closures has led to a surge in second-generation retail space across U.S. shopping centers. While retail vacancies hover near historic lows, it turns out that value chains and specialty operators are filling spaces the fastest.

Adam Greenberg, SVP of Leasing at DLC Management, oversees deals across a national portfolio of open-air shopping centers and works directly with dozens of retailers like Whole Foods, Nordstrom Rack, Boot Barn, Marshalls and HomeGoods.

Greenberg has coordinated hundreds of retail leases and recently helped onboard tenants following DLC’s $625 million acquisition of the West Coast portfolio in Q4 2025.

Read the full article in GlobeSt.

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