Retail
Provident Closes Development Loan for Shopping Center in Clark, NJ
The Provident Bank has uncovered a sound financing opportunity in Clark, N.J.
Executive Spotlight: Gary Shaw, Arcadia Management Group
Gary Shaw talks about how he’s achieving business efficiencies for his company, Arcadia Management Group.
INTERNATIONAL: Asia’s Largest Apple Store Opens in Hangzhou
The largest Apple Store in Asia opened its doors on Valentine’s Day, close to Hangzhou’s West Lake in China.
Phillips Edison Enters Ohio Market
In order to continuously enhance its portfolio diversification strategy, Phillips Edison has made its first purchase in Ohio.
RICS Report: Good Times in Q4 to Continue Rolling into 2015
It was a good quarter, it was a solid quarter. The final three months of 2014 proved positive in U.S. commercial real estate’s occupier and investor markets alike.
RadioShack Goes Bust, Sprint Moves in for the Kill
One retailer’s misfortune is another retailer’s fortune. Why, you ask? Read on.
BioMed to Grab Premier Property in Seattle’s Steamy Life Sciences Market
BioMed Realty Trust will hit the half-million-square-feet mark in Seattle’s sizzling life sciences sector with its latest acquisition.
Will Staples, Office Depot Merger Cause More Brick and Mortar Closings?
Staples’ plan to buy out its rival will make for a stronger competitor against e-commerce office suppliers and force a new brick-and-mortar plan.
Ivanhoé Cambridge Sells Interest in Two Ontario Shopping Centers
Ivanhoé Cambridge has completed repositioning its retail portfolio in Canada with the sale of its remaining 50 percent interest in two Ontario shopping centers to a healthcare pension plan.
SL Green Lands Leasing Commitments from Two Big Names
Be it office or retail space, SL Green Realty Corp.’s Manhattan portfolio always brings in the big names, and lately it’s Diesel and Swarovski.










