Q&A Bernie Haddigan: Marcus & Millichap
May 23, 2005
Bernie Haddigan is national director of Marcus & Millichap's National Retail Group, which focuses exclusively on the brokerage of retail investment properties. Haddigan is also a Retail Traffic advisory board member. He was interviewed Thursday by Matt Valley, editor-in-chief of National Real Estate Investor. Marcus & Millichap is leading a panel discussion titled ”Retail Trends 2005” on Tuesday during the annual International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) conference. ...
Increasing the Odds in Retail Loan Roulette
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The Mall is Not Dead
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Que Linda
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Shop Where You Live
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What's in a Name? Plenty
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What's in a name? When it comes to how we categorize a development and its retail and associated experiences, a great deal is at stake. The popularity...
Where's the Architecture in a Lifestyle Center?
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What is a lifestyle center? Despite the retail industry's almost single-minded focus on open-air formats, the number of projects built and the never-ending...
AARP, Australia, Actuarialsand Cap Rates
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I turned 50 this year and my son Kevin signed me up for AARP. I thought it was a joke. It wasn't. I actually qualify for membership in the American Association...
