Credit Squeeze Forges Some Atypical Unions 

Mar 19, 2008

Just because it's difficult to borrow money doesn't mean development plans need to come to a halt....

Industry Hunts for Opportunities Despite Economic Slowdown 

Mar 12, 2008

If the mood at this week's ICSC Mid-Atlantic Idea Exchange in Washington, D.C., is indicative of the national picture, the industry has come to grips with the economic slowdown; but it is far from pessimistic about the prospect for continued growth. ...

Corporate Sponsorship 

Mar 1, 2008, By Mike Janssen

Developing new mixed-use centers is suddenly looking a lot riskier. The weakening economy combined with the tanking housing sector and a crippled debt...

Developers Glance Into Crystal Ball  

Feb 27, 2008

Taking a break from worrying about today's rocky business climate, a small group of owners and developers gathered at ICSC's REvent, to talk about the future of the shopping center industry. Much of the discussion focused ...

Outlets Grow Upscale 

Jan 1, 2008, By Riccardo A. Davis

To get a sense of just how much the outlet shopping center world has transformed in the past decade, one need look no further than to the radical ups...

And Odd Punishment 

Jan 1, 2008

A Willow Springs, Ill., woman was charged with endangering the life of a child after she left her 6-year-old son alone at the Chicago Ridge Mall to teach...

ICSC New York Report 

Jan 1, 2008, Staff Reports

After a rough few months that saw the credit markets seize, a slowdown in investment sales and what was forecast to be a lackluster holiday shopping season,...

Globe Trotting 

Dec 1, 2007

The trend of U.S.-based developers going international continued last month with three firms making big announcements about overseas initiatives. CBL...

Centro Organizes Malls, Lifestyle 

Nov 1, 2007

As part of Centro Properties Group continued reorganization in the wake of its acquisition of New Plan Excel, the firm has launched a dedicated team to...

A Strike for Retail 

Nov 1, 2007, Riccardo A. Davis

Retail developers looking to complement their entertainment offerings within mixed-use projects are bringing back a blast from the past bowling alleys....

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