Management: Case Study
A Personal Shopper
Jul 1, 2008, By John Egan
At the intersection of Cornwell Drive and Maple Avenue in the southern New Jersey town of Bridgeton...
What Would the Community Think?
May 1, 2008, By Mike Janssen
Throughout his 35 years as a developer, Robert Stark has masterminded neighborhood shopping centers of various sizes. But the president of Cleveland-based...
Merging Forces
Aug 1, 2007, By Elaine Misonzhnik
The merger happened six months ago and I am still not doing any deals. It's a complaint John Ryan, president of RSMR, a Chicago-based executive search...
CASE STUDY: Passing the Torch
May 1, 2007, By Elaine Misonzhnik
In an industry still heavily dominated by its founding families the Taubmans, Bucksbaums, Simons, etc. succession planning can be a ticklish issue...
CASE STUDY: Site Unseen
Jan 1, 2007, By Elaine Misonzhnik
These days, real estate professionals talk about site selection as a science. With more data available than ever before, it's possible to find the wealthiest, most densely populated and under-retailed intersections anywhere in the country....
Power Plants
Nov 1, 2006, By Marc Hequet
What is it about abandoned power plants that retail developers find attractive? Ask the Cordish Co....
Protecting the Server
Sep 1, 2006, By Elaine Misonzhnik
After Hurricane Katrina consulting firm the Lamy Group found itself with its headquarters space ravaged and its staff scattered throughout the country. As a small business it had precious little time to get itself back in operation...
CASE STUDY: American Dream
May 1, 2006, By Bob Hirschfeld
American Apparel's Dov Charney rides his eccentric marketing machine and site-selection strategies to success...
CASE STUDY: Macerich Makes Riches
May 1, 2006, By Patricia L. Kirk
Two mergers have transformed the company from a west coast based value added REIT to a national player with diversified skills...
Raising Cane
Apr 1, 2006, By Michael Ware
WIth a solid emergency response plan and a cooperative crew, this Louisiana-based eatery proves regrouping quickly is not impossible...
