But that model is about to change, and Woodmont has just unveiled a strategy to reach well beyond its traditional retail image to further diversify its operations while consolidating its image in a major branding initiative. The story, which was broken by Southwest news bureau chief Connie Gore, comes at a time when many developers might pull in their talons. Mower says that diversity and client focus will carry Woodmont's ship through rough economic waters. She recently explained why and how.
Downturns are always an interesting time.
They separate the planners from those who think the stars will provide. There are always going to be those who are caught by surprise. We've been through downturns and we know how to plan. But of course there are going to be changes. You're going to see retailers being more cautious and developers .