Urban areas are quickly riding the modern retail network wave as populations increasingly embrace convenience with facilities such as banks, hospitals, and supermarkets setting up within easy reach of each other.
It is no surprise that these facilities are sprouting all over cities and towns as a preferred business model. Malls, seen as key drivers, are considered successful when they have high foot traffic, typically driven by anchor tenants in countries such as Kenya where they have emerged as highly sought-after for pedestrian footfall and vehicle traffic.
