Development/Redevelopment

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

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.

As a development chief for Van Trust and Rouse, Steve Backman has overseen the delivery of more than 6 million sq. ft. of industrial space.

A new player has entered the furniture store market via an acquisition.

One of the top nation’s top owners of necessity-based centers claims to have fared well through the pandemic-afflicted first quarter.

As Nordstrom begins to reopen its stores, it also is closing some permanently.

Asset disposition specialists A&G Real Estate partners has formed a new unit to help both healthy and distressed businesses with asset-specific dispositions, bankruptcies, and out-of-court restructurings.