Development/Redevelopment

It’s easy for developers to talk a good game of live-work-play, of creating exciting, life-surrounding experiences to meet the exacting standards of an affluent population with abundant choices. But untold thought, planning, and plain hard work that goes into building successful mixed-use centers.

DLC co-founder and CEO Adam Ifshin is a breath of fresh (open) air on the retail real estate scene.

As vertical mixed-use developments flourish and towns and cities pursue redevelopment as a way to revitalize their civic centers, retailers find themselves presented with abundant opportunities to seek expansion in “nontraditional” urban spaces.

The commercial real estate market will stay strong through the end of the year and remain stable in 2018, according to the Real Estate Roundtable’s Q4 Economic Sentiment Index.

Back in the 1990s, two former Taubman leasing agents named Mike Phillips and Jeff Edison had a notion that they could form a thriving real estate company by focusing on community shopping centers built around supermarkets.

For the third time in five years, The Inland Real Estate Group received a Torch Award from the Better Business Bureau of Chicago and Northern Illinois.

The residential overflow from Brooklyn’s storied Williamsburg section is spilling into neighboring Bushwick.

Regional convenience-store operator Yesway is looking to expand its footprint in a big way.