Inland Keeps Growth Going With Big Buy 

Jun 2, 2005

The Inland Real Estate Group of Cos. continued its aggressive expansion last week when one of its divisions, Inland Western Retail Real Estate Trust Inc., purchased 13 retail properties from Starwood Wasserman LLC for $383 million. The properties, which total 2 million square feet, are spread out over five states. Four are in California, three in Ohio and two each in Florida, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. ...

Cycling To Retail 

Jun 1, 2005, Renee DeGross

After 40 years of investing in apartment communities, Hawthorne, N.Y.-based GDC Properties Inc., the investment arm of Ginsburg Development Corp., is...

REITS GET THRIFT PUSH 

May 1, 2005, Patricia Kirk

Federal employees may soon have the option of adding real estate stock to their retirement fund portfolios, thanks to legislation being considered by...

HOW THE SMALL SURVIVE 

May 1, 2005, By Marc Hequet

Simon Property Group and General Growth Properties both command regional mall portfolios in the neighborhood of 200 million square feet. In the strip...

TWO HOT HANDS 

May 1, 2005, By Jennifer Popovec

After decades of consolidation, it has come to this: The mall industry is dominated by two gigantic companies, Simon Property Group and General Growth...

CalPERS Cuts Out 

Mar 1, 2005, David Koch

In what is the largest shopping center portfolio purchase ever, Macquarie Countrywide Trust, an Australian limited property trust, and frequent joint...

REITs Largely Untouched from Winn-Dixie Bankrutpcy 

Feb 24, 2005

Winn-Dixie's filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week will have minimal effect on shopping center REITs, according to analysts. Even the two REITs with the greatest exposure, Equity One Inc. and New Plan Excel Realty Trust, should be relatively unharmed. ...

Australia Money Continues into U.S. while CalPERS Reloads 

Feb 17, 2005

The Australian buying spree in U.S. retail real estate shows no signs of abating. In what is the largest shopping center portfolio purchase ever, Macquarie Countrywide Trust, an Australian limited property trust, and frequent joint venture partner Regency Centers on Monday announced the purchase of 101 shopping centers from the California Public Employees Retirement System for $2.74 billion. ...

Aussies Ahoy 

Jan 1, 2005, David Bodamer

Kramont Realty Trust's announcement in late December that it will merge with Australia-based Centro Properties Ltd. in a $1.3 billion deal shows the growing...

Macerich Buys Itself a Holiday Gift: Wilmorite Properties 

Dec 29, 2004, By Steve Bergsman

While most retail real estate firms were crossing their fingers that last-minute shoppers would help salvage a weak holiday season, The Macerich Co. was doing some shopping of its own. On Dec. 23, the company said it had emerged as the winner in the sweepstakes for privately-held Wilmorite Properties, which has been on the market for months ...

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