Management: Brokers

Brokers Predict Slight Uptick in Sales of Retail Property 

Jan 5, 2010

The last three months of 2009, brought an uptick in new sales and hope that 2010 might prove to be a marginal improvement. ...

Chicago’s Block 37 Receivership Sits in Limbo 

Dec 21, 2009

The handover of Block 37 to its appointed receiver continues to be delayed....

PROJECTS & PEOPLE 

Dec 1, 2009

Regency Centers broke ground for Seminole Shoppes, a 74,000-sq.-ft. shopping center in Neptune Beach, Fla. The project is scheduled to open in 2010. Developers...

BUSINESS DEALS 

Dec 1, 2009

The Blackstone Group and Glimcher Realty Trust, announced a partnership for the acquisition and management of two regional malls in a deal worth $320...

New York’s Luxury Corridor Loses its Luster, but Less Expensive Areas Hold Their Own.  

Nov 17, 2009, By Elaine Misonzhnik

Madison Ave. has seen vacancy rates rise and rents plummet, but other Manhattan retail districts have fared better during the downturn....

Some Smaller Retail Real Estate Firms Have Thrived in the Downturn 

Nov 3, 2009, By Jennifer Popovec

The most nimble of small owners have taken steps to ensure that they not only will survive this downturn, but thrive when the industry rebounds....

As Real Estate Players Focus on Core Competencies, Third Party Management Business Grows 

Oct 27, 2009

RREEF's decisoin to outsource the property management contract for its retail portfolio underlines the trend of increasing specialization within the retail real estate industry....

Suburban Blues Not Over For Florida Markets (8/5) 

Aug 5, 2009

During this downturn, Florida, along with Nevada and Arizona, has served as the epicenter of the housing crisis, with the foreclosure rate in the state for the first six months of the year reaching 3.08 percent...

The Road to Recovery 

Jul 1, 2009, By Elaine Misonzhnik

Florida cities report modest retailer interest as former condo units attract young renters...

Retail Real Estate Firms Jockeying for Spoils of Distress (5/26) 

May 26, 2009, By David Bodamer

Managing distressed assets that get turned over to banks could be a multi-billion dollar business in coming months and years...

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