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  • Phillips Edison’s Value-Added Strategy

    Phillips Edison is transforming The Kenwood Collection. The Kenwood Collection is returning the favor.

    Phillips Edison & Company has grown by acquiring troubled shopping centers in good locations, redeveloping and improving the tenant mix. Over the years, the company has continued to optimize retail property value with its complete operating platform providing a diverse range of retail solutions. Today, the Phillips Edison portfolio contains more than 260 shopping centers across the country.

  • Retail Networking Made Better

    Landlords and tenants have a new way to connect

    Networking isn’t new, but in this day and age of emails and texts, the idea of face-to-face business-building has taken on new importance.

  • Three new tenants for Legends Outlets Kansas City

    Kansas City, Kansas — Legends Outlets Kansas City — in Kansas City, Kansas — has announced the addition of three new tenants: Woody’s Automotive, Nail Envy and Bath & Body Works. Each plans to open in this spring.

    Woody’s Automotive, a used car concept, will open on May 8 in a 507-sq.-ft. space next to Panera Bread.

    Nail Envy, plans to open May 14 in the adjoining shopping center across from Yard House. The salon and spa will occupy a 3,000-sq.-ft. space next to Payless ShoeSource.

  • Casto to lease retail space at The View on Fifth

    Columbus, Ohio — State Street Capital Realty, an independent brokerage of Casto, has announced its recent listing for the retail portion of The View on Fifth in the Grandview area of Columbus, Ohio.

    Under development by JSDI Celmark, Ltd., The View on Fifth is a mixed-use six-story project that will include 25,000 sq. ft. of retail shops and restaurants, a freestanding six-story parking garage and 285 luxury apartment residences — with one-to-four bedrooms.

  • The New Normal?

    New retail space in 2013 was once again heavy on redevelopment, expansion and outlet centers

    Year five and, once again, too few square feet in ground-up shopping center construction to rank the “Fastest-Growing Developers” as has been the Chain Store Age tradition for the 20 years prior.

    Today, developers seem fated to redevelop and expand existing centers, develop 300,000-sq.-ft. to 600,000-sq.-ft. outlet centers and perhaps add an occasional grocery-anchored infill center.

  • Real Estate's 10 Under 40

    Ten years ago, demographic experts predicted a looming talent shortage: When the massive baby boom generation retired, the small Generation X would not have enough experienced leaders and managers to fill the positions that boomers would vacate.

  • Vanguard Wine Bar leases Upper West Side space

    New York — Vanguard Wine Bar has signed a 12-year lease for a 1,000-sq.-ft. ground-floor space at 189 Amsterdam Avenue between 68th and 69th Streets in New York City’s Upper West Side. It will be Vanguard’s second Manhattan location.

    RKF represented both the tenant and the landlord, Ogden CAP Properties, in the transaction.

  • Aeropostale to close 125 mall-based P.S. stores; cut 100 jobs

    New York -- Aeropostale Inc. will close approximately 125 of its mall-based P.S. from Aeropostale kids’ stores by the end of its fiscal year and cut about 100 corporate jobs as part of a larger turnaround effort.

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