Retail is back, along with development and leasing. As business improves, contractors juggle labor shortages and retailer demands.
The Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando is embarking on a plan to recast its successful Downtown Disney retail and entertainment center to Disney Springs.
Judd BobilinCEO and president of Chance Partners Bobilin discusses trends in retail development moving back to cities from suburbs.
Dawn Barlow Franklin Street Management Services Landlords are tightening up their expectations of tenants as retailers’ business practices are strengthening.
The drinkware company Tervis is committed to opening 15 locations during 2014 and plans to continue building new stores at a similar pace.
Denver — The 914,000-square-foot, open-air property is located in the Denver suburb of Westminster.
Ewa Beach, Hawaii — Laulani Village Shopping Center is a new 223,000-square-foot grocery-anchored property.
Louisville, Ky. — The first tenants at the 225,000-square-foot power center will open in late 2014.
Seabrook, N.H. — The 380,000-square-foot Seabrook Commons will open in summer 2014.
Gretna, Neb. — The $112 million project includes more than 70 tenants.