New Life to Leasing
May 1, 2006, By Emerick Corsi
Shifting retail configurations offer varieties in anchor leasing...
House Of Cards
Feb 1, 2006, By David Bodamer
There's always been a level of skepticism surrounding lifestyle centers. In an industry not known for innovation, suddenly a new mold has taken hold....
Lining It Up
Nov 1, 2005, By Jennifer Popovec
Lining up the perfect mix of stores for a neighborhood center can be as difficult as solving a Rubik's Cube. The Chinese restaurant/dry cleaner/liquor...
Power Shift
Nov 1, 2005, David Koch
With retail consolidation in full swing, remaining anchors have more clout with landlords. They are becoming much more demanding, says Michael Dee, a...
A Full House
Jul 1, 2005, By Jennifer Popovec
With a slew of neighborhood centers already suffering from dark grocery store anchors, Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.'s decision in June to pull out of 14 markets...
Big Business from Small Spaces
May 1, 2005, BY LISA M. OAK
A typical shopping center, mall or power center draws consumers who are attracted by the anchor tenant. Whether it's TV's Are Us, Uncle Larry's Really...
Increasing the Odds in Retail Loan Roulette
May 1, 2005, BY CHARLES KRAWITZ
Small retail properties support the needs of modern life, from eating to dry cleaning to movie rentals. Shoppers can cash a check, pick up a prescription,...
LEASED COMMON DENOMINATOR
Feb 1, 2005, By Reneé DeGross
Who would have thought that people would be standing in line to have an employee at a kiosk write their name on a grain of rice? But that's exactly what's...
Anchors Anew
Dec 1, 2004, By David Koch
When hedge-fund investor Edward Lampert engineered the Kmart Holding Corp. takeover of Sears, Roebuck & Co. (see news story on page 10), he articulated...
READIN', WRITIN' AND SHOPPIN'
Oct 1, 2004, By Donna Gordon Blankinship
Crossroads Bellevue, shown in these photos, isn't a typical Seattle-area mall. It doesn't have an anchor, and the multi-ethnic food court is one of the...
