Retail Real Estate's 2010 in Review
Dec 28, 2010 2:07 PM, By David Bodamer
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September
We look at the potential impact of immigration reform on retail in the U.S.
August same-store sales come in stronger than expected and rise roughly 3.2 percent.
Simon Property Group finalizes its purchase of Prime Outlets, giving up some assets to appease the Federal Trade Commission.
Cole Real Estate Investments puts together two IPOs for Cole Advisor Retail Income REIT Inc. and Cole Advisor Corporate Income REIT Inc.
Experts warn borrowers against using strategic defaults as a bargaining tool with lenders.
Mall owners look into mobile apps, their own social networking sites to connect with consumers.
A Brazilian private equity group buys Burger King. Industry expects real estate to play a major role in the transaction.
Supermarkets start coming back into malls.
Xanadu Meadowlands lenders pick Jones Lang LaSalle to manage the property.
Retail expansion potential reaches an 18-year high, according to Marcus & Millichap.
Borders tries to tries to remake itself into a lifestyle brand.
New York’s Union Square becomes the poster child for mixed-use.
Toys ‘R’ Us, Sears try to take back toy market share from Walmart.
GNC announces a $350 million IPO, plans to open more than 4,000 stores.
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