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CenterSquare Spins Off from BNY Mellon
The firm, set to be sold to its management team and private equity firm Lovell Minnick Partners, has $9 billion in U.S. assets under its umbrella, as well as global real estate and infrastructure investments.
The Difficulty of Reviving Zombie Malls
In revitalizing a deteriorating mall, asset owners and developers may face an uphill battle to make the property profitable again. But those with an understanding of community and economic needs can be successful, notes CenterSquare Investment Management Portfolio Manager Eric Rothman.
Office Evolution Debuts Business Center in Charleston
The business center features professional on-demand office and co-working space among several other amenities suitable for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
REITs Provide Alternative to ‘Develop-to-Core’
Rather than compete to purchase core real estate assets, investors are looking to develop their own projects. But investors should consider REITs with a greater development focus as another option, argues Scott Crowe, CenterSquare’s chief investment strategist.