Redevelopment
Car Dealership Closings Could Hurt Commercial Real Estate Values With Excess Space Supply (6/2)
Jun 2, 2009, By Elaine Misonzhnik
Car dealership closings are spiking, generating a glut of excess space that might have a prolonged negative impact on the commercial real estate market...
Revitalizing Downtowns
May 1, 2009, By Blake Cordish, Vice President, the Cordish Co.
Large-scale mixed-use projects and unique entertainment concepts can activate urban areas...
Take Four
Mar 1, 2009
The Mall of America won't be making another pitch to Minnesota's state legislature...
Retailers eye future in revamped Tysons Corner (2/4)
Feb 4, 2009
The retail landscape of Northern Virginia’s Tysons Corner area is slated for a major overhaul as county planners work to transform the region...
Full Speed Ahead
Feb 1, 2009, By Elaine Misonzhnik
In today's floundering market, mall owners are finding value incorporating open-air elements at enclosed malls and repositioning the properties as lifestyle...
Life Preservers
Sep 1, 2008, By Mike Janssen
There's nothing like a crisis to bring people together. With more and more retailers shuttering locations, filing for bankruptcy protection or reining...
Small Center Transformations
Aug 1, 2008, By Mike Janssen
The soft real estate market has made investors and lenders wary of backing high-risk ground-up developments. Redevelopments, however, remain in vogue....
New South Street
Aug 1, 2008
General Growth Properties unveiled its vision for a revived and renovated South Street Seaport in New York City....
SCHOOLHOUSE ROCKS
Apr 1, 2008
Some developers are going the extra mile to establish good community relations. In the case of a project in Fort Wayne, Ind., for example, Northbrook,...
In Progress: World Trade Center Retail
Feb 1, 2008
Location: New York City Developers: The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey and the Westfield Group Size: 488,000 sq. ft. Cost: $1.45 billion Buzz:...
