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Developers Rethink the Mall for the 21st CenturyJul 27, 2010 10:52 AM Regional malls have performed better in the downturn than many expected, leading many to give the concept another look.... |
Latest NewsFinancial Reform Will Test Patience of Commercial Real Estate ProfessionalsJul 28, 2010 10:48 AM In Choosing Sites, Retailers Want Traffic Counts, But Landlords Don’t DeliverJul 28, 2010 7:02 AM Developers Rethink the Mall for the 21st CenturyJul 27, 2010 10:52 AM Slow Dealing Continues as Retail Investment Sales Volume SlidesJul 26, 2010 3:20 PM Inland Buys $28.8M Chicago Center for Joint VentureJul 23, 2010 12:59 PM |
News & AnalysisFinancial Reform Will Test Patience of Commercial Real Estate ProfessionalsJul 28, 2010 10:48 AM It will be months or years before the commercial real estate industry feels — or even fully understands — the full impact of sweeping financial reforms that the president signed into law earlier this month, experts say. ... In Choosing Sites, Retailers Want Traffic Counts, But Landlords Don’t DeliverJul 28, 2010 7:02 AM Retailers are finding that landlords are being less than forthcoming when it comes to providing foot traffic counts.... Developers Rethink the Mall for the 21st CenturyJul 27, 2010 10:52 AM Regional malls have performed better in the downturn than many expected, leading many to give the concept another look.... Landlords Can Benefit From Targeting Professional Services Providers as TenantsJul 22, 2010 7:38 AM Working with non-retail uses can sometimes be a boon for shopping centers.... |
Deal DigestInland Buys $28.8M Chicago Center for Joint VentureJul 23, 2010 12:59 PM, Staff Reports Inland Real Estate Corp. bought a Chicago center for $28.8 million in a joint venture. ... Research CornerSlow Dealing Continues as Retail Investment Sales Volume SlidesJul 26, 2010 3:20 PM, By David Bodamer Investment sales on retail properties dropped slightly in the second quarter.... advertisement |
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ResearchSpring 2010 Real Estate Investment OutlookJun 4, 2010 10:00 AM It may be too soon to pop the champagne corks, but investor sentiment is improving as economic news turns positive and a bottom nears for commercial real estate markets. Sixty percent of respondents indicate they plan to increase their commercial real estate holdings over the next year. ... |
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DesignRetail Architects Cut Costs, Diversify and Look Overseas as U.S. Development Remains SlowBy Elaine Misonzhnik Quality CountsSY PERKOWITZ, AIA, PE President and CEO Perkowitz + Ruth Architects Mall of the FutureBy Elaine Misonzhnik Mall Owners Are Giving Food Courts and Common Areas a Facelift.By Mike Janssen |
RetailingPrivate Equity Investors Take a New Look at Retail, But Will Likely Remain CautiousBy Elaine Misonzhnik As Demand for Space Increases, Retailers Ask for Fewer HandoutsBy Elaine Misonzhnik An Up-and-Coming Retailer Takes Mom-Friendly Clothes in a New DirectionBy Elaine Misonzhnik T-Mobile Deploys Multiple Concepts in Drive for GrowthBy David Bodamer |
Management/MarketingGeneral Growth / Jones Lang Pact Looks Like Win-Win DealBy Elaine Misonzhnik Managers of Distressed Centers Recruit Tenants to Help Their CauseBy Elaine Misonzhnik Web-based Property Management Solutions Provider Develops Retail ProductBy Elaine Misonzhnik Retail Landlords’ Online Marketing Campaigns Grow More SophisticatedElaine Misonzhnik |
Finance & InvestmentLoan-to-Value Ratios Spike Following Wave of Reappraisals, Says TreppBy Matt Valley, NREI Editor-in-Chief Recent Deals Signal Spark in CMBS MarketBy Jennifer Popovec Distressed Retail Mortgages Present CMBS Special Servicers with Unique ChallengesBy Elaine Misonzhnik, Retail Traffic Associate Editor |
Distressed Real EstateManagers of Distressed Centers Recruit Tenants to Help Their CauseBy Elaine Misonzhnik Savvy Retailers Capitalize on Troubled CentersBy Elaine Misonzhnik Distressed Retail Mortgages Present CMBS Special Servicers with Unique ChallengesBy Elaine Misonzhnik, Retail Traffic Associate Editor |
