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  • WinCo opens Arizona store Dec. 5; plans Texas entry in 2014

    Boise, Idaho -- WinCo Foods will open a store in Glibert, Ariz., on Dec. 5. The supermarket occupies approximately 97,000 sq. ft. and will include WinCo's new red and black decor package that creates a solid, clean feel and coordinates with the hundreds of new WinCo Foods private label products the company has recently introduced.  

  • The Comeback Is On

    Developers in the Northeast are renovating, redeveloping and raising rents

    What are retail shopping center developers up to in the vibrant northeastern region of the United States?

    All across the Northeast — in which we include Ohio, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the traditional northeastern states to the north — developers are renovating, redeveloping, raising rents, welcoming tenants and starting to get back to normal.

  • Project Profile: Belmont Chase

    Location: Ashburn, Va. 

    Size: Approximately 100,000 sq. ft.    

    Developer: Regency Centers 

    Major tenants: Whole Foods Market will anchor the project. Regency is currently negotiating with prospective specialty retail, restaurant and health and wellness tenants.

    Status: Proposed start is spring 2014, with completion planned for fall 2014.    

  • Project Profile: Marlton Crossing

    Location: 101 S. Route 73, Marlton, N.J.

    Size: 333,255 sq. ft.

    Developer: Brixmor Property Group

    Major tenants: T.J. Maxx, DSW, HomeGoods, Michaels, Burlington Coat Factory, Five Below 

    Status: Completed

  • Maximizing Success

    Real estate’s role in portfolio optimization

    Real estate plays a key role in optimizing retail store portfolios. Stores must have enough square footage but never too much. Portfolios must also match the number of stores across regions to customer demand. 

    “Portfolio optimization means reducing or adding store square footage and matching merchandising and inventory to customer demand in a trade area,” said Kenneth Katz, principal with Houston-based Baker Katz. 

  • Investing in Extreme Makeovers

    Trademark has invested in two distressed properties, with plans to transform both into top performers

    The slow recovery is leading many developers to examine growth alternatives to new development. Consider, for example, Fort Worth, Texas-based Trademark Property Co.’s idea: invest in distressed properties with excellent real estate and redevelop into new and ambitious concepts. Examples include The Shops at Napa Center in Napa, Calif., and Victory Park in Dallas.

  • Top 10 New NYC Stores

    New York City has seen an influx of new retail this past year. Everyone has their favorites. Here are mine:

        Alexander McQueen: The British fashion brand’s new Upper East Side flagship boasts a lavish design that is both strange and utterly romantic, with an attention to detail that mirrors McQueen’s signature stylings. Marble and ornate moldings, black marble floors, black lacquer and brass hanging racks are combined with a soft color palette. (747 Madison Ave.)

  • Milan Capital buys Simi Valley shopping center

    Simi Valley, Calif. — Milan Capital Management has acquired the Smart & Final Center in Simi Valley, Calif., for $16.9 million — $170 per square foot Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services represented Milan Capital and the seller, who had owned the property for 45 years.

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