As we look forward to a summer of possible ‘getting back to normal’, business and industries are faced with what ‘back to normal’ looks like when it comes to ‘back to work’. But what does that ultimately mean for commercial/retail/industrial landlords?

In this second of a two part-series on reopening on Down to Business, the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn talks to RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust CEO Jonathan Gitlin about how the pandemic has changed the commercial real estate landscape.

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2021-06-09 11:00:50