Cary Halpern Director of Acquisitions, Halpern Enterprises Increased competition and downward trending cap rates make good real estate hard to find in stable southeastern markets.
Thomas Onder Shareholder, Stark & Stark Now that the economy has turned for the better, it’s back to basics in leasing.
Greg Lyon Principal, Design Director, Nadel Architects Changes in consumer lifestyles have resulted in a paradigm shift.
Ron Goldstone Senior Vice President, NAI Farbman Franchises are key contributors to retail, entertainment and service industries and, thus, the shopping center landscape.
Faith Hope Consolo Chairman, Douglas Elliman Real Estate’s Retail Group It’s not the most expensive retail city in the world but New York City remains the most vibrant city anywhere.
Bill Brown President, Halpern Enterprises Retail development is back, but it’s different than it was before the recession. Here’s a few ways how.
Jerry Nelson and Thomas Onder Shareholders, Stark & Stark Here are four “spring cleaning” tips that landlords should consider.
Judd BobilinCEO and president of Chance Partners Bobilin discusses trends in retail development moving back to cities from suburbs.
Robyn MaranoVice president of marketing for Madison Marquette Retail Services In order to stay relevant today, brands and stores must be omnichannel in their approach.
Michael Bull, CCIM Founder of Bull Realty, Inc. On a recent episode of the “Commercial Real Estate Show,” host Michael Bull and guests discussed the year in retail leasing and investment trends.