Episode Summary: "Urban Showdown: Navigating Walgreens Closures, Office Vacancies, and the Future of City Ecosystems" In this episode of Net Takeaways with Feller and Harf, we dive into the shifting urban landscapes of post-pandemic America. We start with the breaking news of Walgreens' plan to close 1,200 stores over the next three years, unpacking the financial impact, including rent and occupancy cost savings, and the long-term opportunities for landlords. The conversation then shifts to the broader urban ecosystem, where office vacancies, declining tax revenues, and shrinking retail foot traffic are putting cities under immense pressure. We discuss the multifaceted challenges cities face, from repositioning vacant office space to reimagining how urban centers can thrive in a post-pandemic world. We also touch on the underappreciated nuances of homelessness, crime, and their effect on commercial real estate, and we explore potential solutions for revitalizing urban environments through collaboration between municipalities, real estate owners, and policymakers. Join us as we break down the data, examine the ripple effects, and look ahead to how cities can rise stronger from the current challenges.