EXPERT ANALYSIS: Renewing New Orleans
Jan 1, 2006, BY RACHELLE LEVITT
After a week-long visit to Hurricane Katrina-battered New Orleans in November, a group of more than 50 Urban Land Institute members, of which I was one,...
Concrete Results
Nov 1, 2005, By Vance Pool
Wal-Mart gets a lot of bad press. But lost in those stories is the positive impact the innovative retail giant has had on consumers and the competitive...
EXPERT ANALYSIS: The Suicide Bomber
Sep 1, 2005, BY STEVE FILYO AND LEO WEST
Following the recent suicide bomb attacks in London, security personnel in America's private and public sector agencies should be preparing for the further...
EXPERT ANALYSIS: Mixed-Use Density Yields Urban Excitement
Aug 1, 2005, By Robert L. Stark
Since the 1950s, suburbia has been enticing people away from cities with the promise of green and uncluttered space. As eager new suburbanites began experiencing...
EXPERT ANALYSIS: What The Tax Man Should Know About Tenant Improvements
Aug 1, 2005, By Raymond Gray
To be competitive in today's market, owners must aggressively challenge property tax valuations on their centers. To do so effectively, they must be able...
Retail is a Journey, Not Simply a Destination
Jun 1, 2005, BY JEFF GREEN
During the past decade, lifestyle centers have captured the imagination of retail real estate developers, prestigious merchants, consumers and the general...
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. ...
Sale-Leaseback: An Appealing Strategy
May 1, 2005, BY BERNARD J. HADDIGAN
The recent recession intensified corporate focus on the bottom line. In a challenging economy, belt tightening and downsizing replace growth and expansion....
Shop Where You Live
May 1, 2005, BY DORON VALERO
In recent years, vertical mixed-use developments with supermarket components have surged in popularity in many urban U.S. markets. The primary driver...
What's in a Name? Plenty
May 1, 2005, BY YAROMIR STEINER
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...
