WELCOME TO POWER TOWN 

Jan 1, 2003, By Brannon Boswell

Asphalt For years, that has been the most striking decorative element greeting shoppers at power centers. These developments were designed with a single...

Denver's Quebec Square takes flight 

Oct 1, 2002, Beth Mattson-Teig

The first retailers are open for business in the massive 4,700-acre mixed-use redevelopment of the former Stapleton International Airport in Denver. Home...

Aquarium swims away from Atlantic Station 

Sep 1, 2002, Ben Johnson, Editor-in-Chief

In the end, The Home Depot's founder Bernie Marcus saw a deal he couldn't refuse. In August, Atlanta hometown hero Coca-Cola offered his Marcus Foundation...

Mixed-Use Gains Momentum 

Mar 1, 2000, John McCloud

A decade ago, the number of mixed-use retail projects was relatively small and the format limited. Typical projects were either high-rise office buildings...

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