Don’t expect heavy foot traffic when Miami-Dade and Broward counties partially reopen Monday, but changes implemented during the coronavirus pandemic are here to stay.

“I am imagining a horse race where you have the horses all lined up and they blow the whistle and everybody is just off to the races. I don’t think it’s going to be that way,” said Katy Welsh, a retail landlord and tenant representative. “Maybe over a period tenants will slowly start to go back to their stores and slowly start reopening.”

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