The Best Retail Landlords Realize Importance of Bricks and Clicks By Brad Thomas for TheStreet.com NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Even before the opening bell on Black Friday, investors had a […]
Continue ReadingBy Brad Tuttle for Time Magazine If Black Friday was just a day when retailers were concerned solely with in-store sales, then Black Friday 2012 was something of a dud. […]
Continue ReadingThe Counselors of Real Estate: Top Ten Issues Affecting the Real Estate Industry By The Registry.com (CHICAGO) – July 10, 2012 – As the condition of the global economy continues […]
Continue ReadingBy Elaine Misonzhnik, Senior Associate Editor National Real Estate Investor Retail property owners in the Northeast seem to have fared better in the eye of the storm than their counterparts […]
Continue ReadingBy Katherine Field Boccaccio RetailingToday.com November 13, 2012 Chicago — ShopperTrak released a forecast on Tuesday that indicates certain days during the holiday shopping season will be quieter than others. […]
Continue ReadingBy Craig Shearman, VP, Government Affairs PR | After $6 billion in campaign spending and a barrage of political ads in an election that hinged largely on jobs and the […]
Continue Readingby David Orgel Viewpoints for Supermarket News Katrina. Ike. Irene. Now we can add Sandy to the list of recent storms that have devastated sections of the U.S. Each one […]
Continue ReadingSurprising Party Store Growth in Tough Times, Insider Explains why some Stores Flourish Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) October 29, 2012 Party Stores have been a staple of shopping centers and […]
Continue ReadingHealth insurers adding ‘pop-up’ stores to malls, shopping centers By Christopher Snobeck Pioneer Press / Twincities.com The mall is becoming a hangout for insurance agents. On Thursday, Oct. 25, Bloomington-based […]
Continue ReadingRetailers Appear Optimistic About Christmas Sales Henry Schlesinger for Vending Times October 18, 2012 WASHINGTON — Some recent predictions for Christmas sales this year say there will be a modest […]
Continue ReadingBIG Fall Savings on the 2012, 33rd edition of the printed Directory of Major Malls • Find the locations you need. • Make the contacts you want. 2012, 33rd edition […]
Continue ReadingFor Immediate Release Stephen E. Schatz National Retail Federation October 15, 2012 WASHINGTON, October 15, 2012 – Propelled by solid sales in clothing and electronics stores, growth in retail sales […]
Continue ReadingBy Karl Greenberg for Marketing Daily Retail is going postmodern. No, you won’t be seeing installation art at Walmart any time soon. In fact, you won’t be seeing Walmart itself […]
Continue ReadingTheStreet.com As of Sept. 18, the average retail REIT yield was 3.07%, with shopping centers yielding 3.42%, regional malls 2.70% and freestanding stores 4.35%, according to the National Association of […]
Continue ReadingBy Carrie Rossenfeld for Globe St. WALNUT CREEK, CA-It used to be that department-store and big-box retailers ruled the shopping-center arena, but these days retailers of much smaller size are calling […]
Continue ReadingBy Joe Keenan In his opening keynote presentation at the Shop.org Annual Summit in Denver, Jerry Storch , chairman and CEO of Toys”R”Us, stated his case why brick-and-mortar stores still play […]
Continue ReadingAccording to: Jim Stone – Chain Store Advisors Chain store companies are increasing their use of predictive analytics in many areas including market optimization, sales forecasting, direct marketing, and localization […]
Continue ReadingNew data has just been uploaded to the Directory of Major Malls/Shopping Centers.com website This latest upload brings the total # of active listings now available for searching, viewing and […]
Continue ReadingBy Tara Irwin – MarketingDaily Sales of prepared foods and ready-to-eat foods at retail will reach $32.45 billion in 2012, up 7.5% from 2011, according to Packaged Facts. The prepared […]
Continue ReadingFood markets are warmly received by shopping centers eager to fill vacancies, add foot traffic in the aftermath of the recession By Tanya Mannes, The San Diego Union-Tribune For many […]
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