Beverly Hills’ retail market showed signs of coming back to life this week as many of the 200 local businesses that qualified to reopen for curbside pick-up did just that on May 8. In addition to Gov. Gavin Newsom allowing clothing stores and other specified industries to open with meaningful modifications last Friday, on May 13 the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced that all retailers not located in an indoor mall or shopping center could reopen for curbside, door-side, outside pick-up or delivery.
“It’s exciting,” Beverly Hills Marketing and Economic Sustainability Manager Laura Biery told the Courier. “To really see that retail appetite come back, that ability to pick it up same day is really exciting. That is a welcome site.”
