MedMen Prepares for the Future with New Marijuana Dispensary on Fifth Avenue
MedMen, which entered New York's highly regulated medical market by acquiring the licensed company Bloomfield Industries last year, is not the first to open a dispensary in a highly trafficked part of Manhattan. But it is the most vocal about its ambitions to sell to a nonmedical market once cannabis is legalized for adult use.
MedMen Prepares for the Future with New Marijuana Dispensary on Fifth Avenue
MedMen, which entered New York's highly regulated medical market by acquiring the licensed company Bloomfield Industries last year, is not the first to open a dispensary in a highly trafficked part of Manhattan. But it is the most vocal about its ambitions to sell to a nonmedical market once cannabis is legalized for adult use.
MedMen Prepares for the Future with New Marijuana Dispensary on Fifth Avenue
MedMen, which entered New York's highly regulated medical market by acquiring the licensed company Bloomfield Industries last year, is not the first to open a dispensary in a highly trafficked part of Manhattan. But it is the most vocal about its ambitions to sell to a nonmedical market once cannabis is legalized for adult use.
MedMen Prepares for the Future with New Marijuana Dispensary on Fifth Avenue
MedMen, which entered New York's highly regulated medical market by acquiring the licensed company Bloomfield Industries last year, is not the first to open a dispensary in a highly trafficked part of Manhattan. But it is the most vocal about its ambitions to sell to a nonmedical market once cannabis is legalized for adult use.
Marijuana-Related Real Estate Might Pay Off for HNW Investors. But at What Risk?
HNW investors and family offices eager to capitalize on 21st century interest in properties serving the industry for legalized marijuana might want to “Go east.”
Marijuana-Related Real Estate Might Pay Off for HNW Investors. But at What Risk?
HNW investors and family offices eager to capitalize on 21st century interest in properties serving the industry for legalized marijuana might want to “Go east.”