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  • SRS hires three new team members

    Dallas -- SRS Real Estate Partners announced three new hires in brokerage, marketing and research.

    Scott Poehler, Alexandra Hilker and Kyle West have joined the SRS teams in Newport Beach, Calif.; Denver, and Orlando, Fla.

    Scott Poehler has joined SRS as an associate in the Newport Beach office, coming to SRS from Keller Williams Realty.

  • Robert Graham to open store in Mall at Short Hills

    New York -- Robert Graham announced that it has signed a lease agreement to open a store in The Mall at Short Hills, Short Hills, N.J. The store will carry the complete range of Robert Graham-branded merchandise, including men's sportswear, premium denim, tailored clothing, furnishings, accessories, outerwear, and women's sportswear.

    The Robert Graham store will open this summer.

  • Hull Storey Gibson acquires Piedmont Mall

    Danville, Va. -- Augusta, Ga.-based Hull Storey Gibson Cos. announced Wednesday that it has acquired Piedmont Mall in Danville, Va., the 18th enclosed mall in the company’s portfolio. 

    The 731,500-sq.-ft. Piedmont Mall is slated for full renovation, including an upgrade of the interior and exterior lighting, entrances, signage, painting and flooring.

  • PREIT selects Joseph Coradino as next CEO

    Philadelphia -- The trustees of Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (“PREIT”) announced that Joseph F. Coradino will become CEO of the company as of the company’s annual meeting on June 7, succeeding Ronald Rubin, who will serve as executive chairman.

    Coradino has been with PREIT and a predecessor company for three decades, serving since 2004 as president of PREIT Services, LLC and PREIT-Rubin, Inc., and as a member of the office of the chairman. He has been a trustee of PREIT since 2006.

  • 7-Eleven plans major expansion in Jacksonville, Fla.

    New York -- 7-Eleven Inc. plans to open 15 to 20 stores this year in the Jacksonville, Fla., market and 80 locations by 2015, according to the Florida Times-Union.

  • Report: Five Below eying IPO

    Philadelphia -- A Wednesday report by Reuters said that discounter Five Below is said to be considering an initial public offering. 

    The report, citing unnamed sources, said that the Advent International- and LLR Partners-owned chain has hired underwriters and is in discussions with bankers.

    Five Below is in a growth mode and could potentially command a market valuation of over $1 billion.

  • Opus Development to build smaller-format Gander Mountain prototype

    Minneapolis -- Opus Development Corp. said Wednesday that it has been selected to develop, design and build a new 52,000-sq.-ft. retail store for Gander Mountain Co., located in Valdosta, Ga.

    The retail building will be used as a model for future Gander Mountain stores as the retailer looks to introduce a smaller retail concept in small-to-mid-size markets across the country.

    The project is scheduled for completion in late 2012.

    Opus AE Group will design the building and it will be constructed by Opus Design Build.

  • Sport Clips signs sixth lease in the Philadelphia region

    Plymouth Meeting, Pa. -- Fameco Real Estate announced that Sports Clips has signed its sixth lease in the Philadelphia region as part of an aggressive store roll out campaign.

    Sports Clips is focusing its efforts on the Philadelphia MSA and Fameco’s Jim Creed is spearheading the expansion in this market which includes southeastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and Delaware.

  • New Goodwill location to open at Oro Valley

    Tucson, Ariz. -- Commercial Real Estate Advisors said that Goodwill has signed a lease for 1,500 sq. ft. at Placita de Oro Shopping Center, in the Oro Valley section of Tucson, Ariz.

    This will be Goodwill’s second location in the area and will be utilized as a donation center only.
     

  • MPI announces executive appointments

    New York -- Commercial real estate firm MPI announced the promotion of Andrea Olshan to CEO.

    Michael Makinen has been promoted to COO and Ryan Guheen has been named senior VP asset management.

    Prior to the appointment of CEO, Olshan served as MPI's COO and was responsible for the operations of the company portfolio, investment activity and external fund investments. She replaces David Lukes, who saw MPI through the reorganization of its corporate offices and senior staff.

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