CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE 

Nov 1, 2004, By Curt Hazlett

Where's retail development headed these days? RED Development is drawing a pretty good roadmap. There's Cornerstone of Leawood, a lifestyle center on...

Urban Magic 

Sep 1, 2004, By Marc Hequet

The suburbs are familiar turf for developers, but an outfit run by NBA Hall of Famer Earvin Johnson mostly works the other end of the court inner-city...

Forest City & Goodman Pair Up 

Aug 1, 2004, David Koch

The new lifestyle center at Wiregrass Ranch near Tampa will be a first step for both Forest City Enterprises and the Goodman Group. For Forest City, it's...

They Paved Paradise 

May 1, 2004, BY CLAUDIA STRAGE CASTAYBERT

A battle is brewing over Brooklyn's Red Hook neighborhood, and a major issue is parking. IKEA has brought an old shipping building, which it plans to...

THE NEW STARS OF INDIA 

Apr 1, 2004, Steve Bergsman

Forty years after the United States began its infatuation with indoor shopping malls, India, with a population of more than 1 billion, is going through...

REIT CEOs Reveal Plans for 2004 

Mar 7, 2004, Brannon Boswell

Seventy-two companies are attending Smith Barney's REIT CEO conference in Florida this week, making presentations to investors about the state of their...

Comfort Zones 

Mar 1, 2004, By Joy Armstrong

The wind-chill factor is 20 degrees in Minnesota and the snow freezes to ice as it hits the sidewalks. Question: Would you rather shop at an indoor mall...

BOOM TOWN 

Jan 1, 2004, Joy Armstrong

Owners of Greensboro, Ga.'s Reynolds Plantation, a rural stretch of land 75 miles east of Atlanta, are proving that developers can generate retail buzz...

The Stealth Developer 

Jan 1, 2004, By Curt Hazlett

Gary Safady's working the crowd hard. Animated and tieless, he's manning the O&S Holdings booth at a jammed ICSC conference in New York, touting the attractions...

Pride, AMBITION, Daring and Disaster 2003 

Dec 1, 2003, By Curt Hazlett

A $1.7 billion hostile-takeover fracas kept the REIT world buzzing for months. Discounters made still more gains, even as some big-name retailers sank...

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