A Guide to Occupancy Costs 

May 1, 2003, By Andrea Daniels with Patricia McDonnell

There are a variety of quantitative and qualitative performance measures and industry standards that Moody's considers when evaluating the credit quality...

SCW FEATURE: The Third Degree 

Feb 1, 2003, By Beth Mattson-Teig

This should come as no surprise. With retail sales soft and some chains looking like they could be the next Kmarts (see story, page 12) lenders are getting...

New WTC Designs Unveiled 

Dec 19, 2002, — David Sokol

Yesterday, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation unveiled designs for the World Trade Center site by some of the world’s best-known and most innovative...

STOCKING UP 

Nov 1, 2002, BY STEVE BERGSMAN

Stability is something investors crave these days. Maybe that explains why so many financiers of grocery-anchored community shopping centers are keeping...

PRIVATE EQUITY GOES SHOPPING 

Sep 1, 2002, BY STEVE BERGSMAN

Our phones are ringing off the hook with folks who have private equity to offer, says Lawrence Casey, chief financial officer of Donahue Schriber. And...

TRANSACTIONS 

Aug 1, 2002

Orlando, Fla. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler arranged a $64 million financing for Belz Factory Outlet World, a 640,000-sq.-ft. center. The transaction was a...

Commercial real estate loandelinquency at an all-time low 

Jul 17, 2002, — staff & wire reports

Loan delinquencies in the commercial real estate market are running well below levels in the late 1980s, according to data from the American Council of...

TRANSACTIONS 

Jul 1, 2002

Washington, D.C. The Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. and Rochester, N.Y.-based Wilmorite Properties formed a joint venture for ownership of Tysons Corner...

Scrutinizing synthetic LEASES 

Jul 1, 2002, By Steve Bergsman

By acting quickly last year, PETsMART Inc. avoided a dicey situation that could have landed the company in a financial doghouse. With the synthetic lease...

TRANSACTIONS 

Jun 1, 2002

Tucson, Ariz. Developer Larry Feldman acquired Foothills Mall, a 482,351-sq.-ft. entertainment and retail center in Tucson, Ariz., for $54 million. The...

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