self-Checkout is changing retail
By putting the customer in the driver's seat of the transaction. We see the next generation of retail as shopping where you are, wherever you are. With this philosophy, your options for retail market locations are ENDLESS.
a convenience store anywhere - where you live, work and play
Condos, Apartments, senior living, Malls and More
The world has changed and so have consumer buying patterns. Consumers will pay for convenience, yet still want to go buy the basic necessities such as fresh food, household goods, family dinners, and their favorite beverage. Our autonomous solution brings a retail market right to their front door, a favorite shopping mall, a college dorm, even in your gym ...
Incremental Revenue - incremental value
With the changes brought about by our convenience-based society and COVID19, multi-family communities have opened up incremental rental revenue opportunities by bringing a value-added feature to their complexes. Three Square Self Pay Markets are located across the country and these statistics demonstrate an opportunity to not only service your renters but add incremental revenue while doing it.
Home Delivery/CurbSide Pick-Up
Crunched for space? Not only can we offer a mini-convenience store on-site, but our mobile app can also allow us to bring nearly any consumable to your tenants’ front door. Our award-winning and patented mobile app will bring another level of convenience to the convenience store.
the apartment amenity race - service and technology win out
by patrick sisson i Mar 26, 2019
"Everybody has a rooftop grilling area or a dog park," but renters want app-centric convenience and a bond with their neighbors ...
Along with dog parks and third-wave coffee shops, the high-end, over-amenitized apartment has become a contemporary urban cliche. Luxury apartments aren’t new. But today’s developers have elevated to an art form the practice of including amenities that pander to millennial lifestyle trends.
property lines
Property Lines is a column by Curbed senior reporter Patrick Sisson that spotlights real estate trends and hot housing markets across the country.