By Al Barbarino Studio at One48 in Gramercy A “major inventory shift” in Manhattan sent median prices and total sales volume plummeting in new development … Continued
LAS VEGAS – Monday saw ICSC’s annual retail real estate convention kick into high gear. By some estimates as many as 35,000 participants from across … Continued
Coveted retail space is being made availableat Grand Central Terminal. The last of Grand Central Terminal’s prized retail spaces will be offered later this month … Continued
Retail brokers, shopping center owners, developers, investors and a host of other professionals have flooded into Las Vegas for the International Council of Shopping Centers' annual RECon, a networking, eductational and dealmaking event that draws 30,000 participants each year. The frenzy of dealmaking that takes place on the Monday and Tuesday of the convention is "the Superbowl of retail," in the words of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank's Jason Pruger.
Cassidy Turley’s Retail Corporate Services team has been awarded project management services for DEB Shops new and remodeled stores throughout the U.S. A fast fashion specialty retailer who sells women’s clothing, shoes and accessories, DEB currently operates more than 300 stores in the U.S.
The global health care company Allergan, Inc, the maker of Botox, has signed a 93,000 s/f lease with SJP Properties at Somerset Corporate Center II in Bridgewater, N.J.
By Al Barbarino New Jersey retailers are set to get a turbocharged boost heading into Super Bowl 2014. Back in May of 2010, the $1.6 billion new MetLife Stadium was selected to host the 2014 Super Bowl. Earlier this year, Formula One signed a 10-year franchise agreement to hold annual 3-day races in neighboring Weehawken, on a stretch of Boulevard East and River Road along the Hudson River’s west bank.
By Sarah Trefethen Stanley Chera’s Crown Acquisitions Inc. has purchased a 49.9 percent interest in the Olympic Tower Complex on Fifth Avenue, forming a joint venture with Olympic Tower Associates, and affilate of the Onassis foundation. The value of the deal has not been disclosed, but sources familiar with the deal say it is in the vicinity of $1 billion.
By Sarah Trefethen Lower Manhattan isn’t just for Wall Street anymore. With a growing residential population and an influx of office tenants in creative services and other industries, the post-9/11 downtown is setting a new standard for urban lifestyles.