Al Urbanski
ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 9/8/2021
Visitors under 18 must be with an adult to enter Lenox Square in Buckhead
Simon Property Group has established a “Youth Supervision Policy” requiring kids under 18 to be accompanied by a parent or other adult when entering its Lenox Square mall in Atlanta’s fashionable Buckhead district after 3 p.m. - 9/7/2021
New owner plans new life for Willow Bend mall in Plano
Spinoso Real Estate Group has acquired Shops at Willow Bend—the mall in Plano, Texas, that Starwood Retail Group renovated in 2016—with plans to make changes that will increase traffic. - 9/7/2021
WPG to delist from the New York Stock Exchange
Major mall owner Washington Prime Group has announced that it will voluntarily delist its stocks from the New York Stock Exchange at the end of the month. - 9/6/2021
JLL: Orlando’s one of the hottest post-pandemic markets
The U.S. population churned wildly during the pandemic, but 61,000 new residents flocked to Orlando in 2020. - 9/2/2021
Center owner creates podcast series featuring tenants
Backstory Beginnings give local tenants a chance to tell their stories - 9/1/2021
Macy’s acquisition completes Festival’s Simi Valley site plan
The Festival Companies has purchased the former Macy’s parcel contiguous to its Simi Valley Town Center, about halfway between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. - 9/1/2021
Lady Gaga to launch new album with a performance sponsored by Westfield
Lady Gaga fans can get access to a digital streaming of her performing her new album, Love For Sale, through a hookup provided by mall operator Westfield. - 8/31/2021
Atlantic Station asks guests, ‘What’s your sign?’
Hines's mixed-use center in Atlanta invites patrons to have some fun with the autumnal equinox. - 8/30/2021
The mall built as part of Columbia, Md., turns 50
The Mall in Columbia, built as the social centerpiece of James Rouse’s master-planned community of Columbia, Md., is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. - 8/26/2021
Shopping is delayed in NYC; only 4 out of 10 workers to return by October
Major Manhattan employers surveyed this month said that just 23% of office workers have returned to the office.
