In The Pipeline 

Jun 1, 2008

After 15 years of waiting, Westcor, a subsidiary of Santa Monica, Calif.-based Macerich Company, is finally about to start work on the Palisene, a proposed...

International Flavor 

Jun 1, 2008

Bloomfield Hills, Mich.-based Taubman Centers, Inc., has been quietly assembling the pieces for Songdo City Shopping Center in Incheon, South Korea. In...

Strong Grocery, Drugstore Sales Buoy Shopping Center REITs 

May 15, 2008

Consumers spending on staples and necessities buoyed shopping center REITs during the first quarter. ...

Mall REITs Stall on Slowdown in Consumer Spending 

May 7, 2008, Elaine Misonzhnik

Consumers' tightened purse strings constricted regional mall REIT performance in the first quarter. With six of the eight regional mall REITs reporting results so far...

UNUSUAL PAIRINGS 

Apr 1, 2008, Elaine Misonzhnik

Just because it's difficult to borrow money doesn't mean development plans need to come to a halt. In fact, the credit crunch and the resultant drop in...

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....

DRIFTING AWAY 

Mar 1, 2008, By Jennifer Popovec

The residential real estate sector continues its dramatic correction. Defaults have spread beyond subprime mortgages and into Alt-A loans, as well as...

CHUGGING ALONG 

Mar 1, 2008, Elaine Misonzhnik

Conservative balance sheets provided a lift for high-flying shopping center REITs in 2007. Through Feb. 21, 10 of the 14 shopping center REITs had reported...

Debt a Lingering Issue for Shopping Center REITs in 2008 

Feb 20, 2008

Conservative balance sheets provided a lift for high-flying shopping center REITs in 2007. With 10 of the 14 shopping center REITs having reported their fourth quarter 2007 earnings, including most of the largest firms...

Regional Mall REITs Anchored in Choppy Water 

Feb 13, 2008

As regional mall REITs began filing their 2007 fourth quarter and year-end earnings last week, two overriding questions emerged for 2008. Will the sluggishness in the retail sector result in rising vacancies and, therefore, falling rents? And will the debt loads hurt REIT performance? ...

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