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Oak Park Commons is within a prominent and affluent suburban area. Image courtesy of Mid-America Real Estate Corp.

Time Equities JV Buys Kansas City Shopping Center

DRA Advisors sold the suburban property.

Sterling Equities and Lincoln Property Co. have sold Paradise Village Office Park at 11811 N. Tatum Blvd. in Phoenix.

Lincoln Property JV Sells Phoenix Asset

Paradise Village Office Park marks the buyer’s first investment in the market.

Rethinking America’s Shopping Traditions

Time Equities’ Ami Ziff and Christa Dabkowski of Swire Properties on preparing for a holiday retail season like no other.

TJ Maxx and Five Below at Colony Square (Zanesville, OH) replaced an Old Navy, as well as a number of small tenants whose spaces were combined. Photo courtesy of Time Equities

Mall Owners Troubled but Unsurprised by Anchor Closures

Despite the sobering picture created by a long list of struggling retailers, the current disruption also reflects well-known retail cycles.

New Jersey Power Center Changes Hands for $60M

Time Equities purchased Hamilton Commons, a 403,050-square-foot shopping destination 13 miles northwest of Atlantic City.

Time Equities Buys Cleveland-Area Office Building

The company paid $7.6 million to PNC Bank—which was also a tenant in the building—in a transaction brokered by CBRE. The asset will be delivered fully vacant.

Energy Star’s Higher Bar

Many properties now fall short of stringent new standards. Experts offer tips for making the grade.

Time Equities Buys $32M Chicago Retail Center

Mid-America Real Estate Corp.’s Investment Sales team brokered the disposition of the 340,849-square-foot Shops at Fox River in McHenry, Ill.

Time Equities Acquires Eastern TN Retail Center

The shopping center, leased to a variety of tenants including Books-A-Million, Jo-Ann Fabrics, Shoe Carnival and Catherine’s, contains more than 140,000 square feet.

C&W Signs New Tenant at Franklin Plaza in Roanoke

Atlantic Credit and Finance will relocate its offices into 54,000 square feet of space on the first two floors of the building. The move will create more than 115 jobs, and follows the company’s operations expansion strategy.