Property tax Smack-Down 

Feb 1, 2008, By Buck Wargo

A hot retail market comes with a price. Property taxes on all sorts of retail real estate have jumped substantially in the past four years; today they...

Talking Points 

Jan 1, 2008, By David Bodamer

Last month's tragic shooting at the Westroads Mall in Omaha, Neb., in which a disturbed teen killed eight people and wounded five others before turning...

Foreign Intrigue 

Jan 1, 2008, Mike Janssen

Investors and analysts may find little reason to cheer about the weak U.S. dollar, but the currency's weakness means big gains for shopping centers and...

Mall Security Back in Spotlight After Omaha 

Dec 12, 2007

Last week's tragic shooting at the Westroads Mall in Omaha, Neb., in which a disturbed teen killed eight people and wounded five others before turning the gun on himself, once again raised the question of whether mall security standards ...

Helping Hands 

Dec 1, 2007, By Jennifer Popovec

Retail real estate is a social industry. An office or industrial developer isn't concerned with engaging trade areas or drawing in traffic to keep retailers...

Retailers on Tour 

Nov 1, 2007

Although it doesn't include Bruce Springsteen, the Rolling Stones or even Hannah Montana, a national tour featuring some names that are just as recognizable...

Creating a Big Bang 

Nov 1, 2007, By Mike Janssen

Fake snow is falling, harried shoppers are gobbling granola bars on the go and Santa and Mrs. Claus are already alight at malls, creating a blizzard of...

Run for the Border 

Nov 1, 2007, Riccardo A. Davis

Parking lots at shopping centers near the United States's northern border are suddenly jammed with vehicles with Canadian license plates as cross-border...

Back to the Future 

Nov 1, 2007, By Elaine Misonzhnik

Libby Gronbach, a 15-year-old Connecticut native, spends a lot of time online, like most of her Generation Y peers. She watches videos on YouTube, checks...

Reeling Them In 

Nov 1, 2007, By Patricia L. Kirk

Although mall marketing managers may be doing all they can to prolong the holiday shopping season and pulling out all the stops to keep consumers at their...

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