Development/Redevelopment

The Urban Land Institutes latest Real Estate Economic Forecast shows that investors have less to worry about than they did during the recession of 2008 — unless they happen to have large holdings in hotels or retail. 

The 15-by-10 ft. “Power T” from the Knoxville Center Mall is up for sale.

Raley’s keeps expanding its California footprint.

TravelCenters of America Inc. is looking to expand its footprint via franchising.

An e-tail giant will open its third supply chain facility in Delaware.

Cullinan Properties, developer of several mixed-use properties in the central United States, has hired Tim Hogenkamp as its new chief financial officer.

After a long period of decline, JC Penney has finally bowed to the inevitable and filed for bankruptcy protection.

Amazon is said to be a contender for either all or parts of J.C. Penney, according to an exclusive report by WWD.  

Landlords of outdoor shopping centers—especially those with loads of closed stand-alone restaurants—may want to develop some contacts in the cannabis dispensary business.

One of Ohio’s biggest retail developers, with 65 properties in the state, is also one of its best companies to work for.