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December 9, 2021 Andrew Martinez, Bisnow Boston  Photo: File:Magic 8 Ball - Do I get my Christmas wish? (6521326205).jpg - Wikimedia Commons   The ever-optimistic commercial real estate industry was hoping for the best and preparing for the worst at the end of a

Glen Burnie, Md., Munster, Ind. and Jackson, Miss. — Time Equities Inc. (TEI) has acquired three shopping centers totaling 307,284 square feet in Maryland, Indiana and Mississippi for $23.4 million. Acquisitions include Harundale Plaza, a 217,619-square-foot, Lidl-anchored retail center in Glen

  By: Lisa McDuffie Time Equities, Inc., has acquired Harundale Plaza in Glen Burnie (near Silver Spring), MD, for $16.4 million. The 217,619 square-foot grocery-anchored hopping center is located on Ritchie highway and anchored by Lidl Grocery.   Time Equities, Inc., also recently purchased

Original Post: Consumer Behaviors Continue to Sway in U.S. Amid Reopenings and Delta – WWD Retail executives and a retail expert from Springboard, discuss U.S. retail performance following reopenings and Delta variant. ByALEXANDRA PASTORE  SEPTEMBER 29, 2021, 10:16AM   According to Springboard’s latest consumer data,

Original Post: Shoppers are Shopping: Foot Traffic Patterns Heading into the Holidays | Retail Leader By: Amy Baxter The COVID-19 pandemic’s negative impact on the retail industry cannot be understated, but many retailers have emerged in 2021 stronger than ever.   With consumers coming

Mall owners are turning to doctors to stem the bleeding at their struggling retail centers.  Landlords are increasingly signing medical and dental tenants to fill their vacant retail spaces, capitalizing on their creditworthiness and willingness to ink long-term leases. The health

Foot traffic at a representative sample of 50 malls in March was up 86% from same month last year By Esther Fung The Wall Street Journal FacebookApril 27, 2021Original Post: Shoppers Return to Malls, With an Urge to Spend - WSJ

Original Post: Yahoo! Finance Photo: Multi-Ethnic family shops at Shopping Mall during Christmas Time with Santa Claus. Santa Claus and children are walking hand by hand. Photo was taken in Quebec Canada. Sarah Paynter, Reporter Tue, November 24, 2020, 1:26 PM EST·5 min read For the past

Original Post: Commercial Property Executive By Adirana Pop // November 11, 2020 Time Equities' Ami Ziff and Christa Dabkowski of Swire Properties on preparing for a holiday retail season like no other. Ami Ziff, Director of National Retail, Time Equities

Original Post: National Real Estate Investor The pandemic has pushed the start of the holiday sales season earlier than ever. Liz Wolf | Oct 21, 2020 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and economic anxiety, will it be “bah humbug” when it comes to U.S. holiday retail spending in

Big tech is taking over some former retail spaces. By Gabrielle Olya October 19, 2020  Original Post: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/5-surprising-second-acts-for-dying-malls/ar-BB1abwsw As brick-and-mortar retailers struggle to stay afloat, many malls around America are slowly dying — and Amazon may capitalize on these now-empty spaces. According to a Wall Street Journal report, the

PUBLISHED THU, SEP 24 20208:00 AM EDTUPDATED THU, SEP 24 20208:11 AM EDTLauren [email protected] ORIGINAL POST: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/24/retailers-resume-rent-payments-but-are-still-fighting-with-landlords.html Less than a third of retail companies paid at least 75% of June rent, according to a study by the National Retail Federation and the investment bank

Original Post: https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/18/business/malls-repurpose-empty-stores/index.htmlBy Parija Kavilanz, CNN Business Updated 3:27 PM ET, Fri September 18, 2020 Empty malls are getting some surprising new tenants New York (CNN)Consumers will still be heading to malls in the future. But their trips might have little or nothing to do with shopping. With

Original Post: https://news.yahoo.com/coronavirus-pandemic-clauses-in-retail-leases-are-a-musthave-but-landlords-are-atrisk-102345623.html Sarah Paynter Reporter, Yahoo Finance •September 4, 2020 Most retail rent agreements are straightforward: Tenants pay a monthly fee to occupy a space. But that was before the coronavirus pandemic. In the wake of disrupted store sales due to coronavirus

Photo provided by Time Equities, Inc. Link to Original Post: https://www.nreionline.com/retail/would-simon-s-tenants-go-along-amazon-their-new-neighbor In the current climate, even an Amazon distribution center might be a more palatable choice than a boarded-up anchor retailer. John Egan | Aug 13, 2020 Perhaps more than any other modern company, e-commerce behemoth Amazon.com

Despite the sobering picture created by a long list of struggling retailers, the current disruption also reflects well-known retail cycles. Photo: T.J. Maxx and Five Below at Colony Square in Zanesville, OH replaced an Old Navy store and the combined

Brick-and-mortar retail was in the midst of seismic changes even before the pandemic. Analysts say as much as a quarter of America’s malls may close in the next five years. By Sapna Maheshwari July 5, 2020 Original Post: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/05/business/coronavirus-malls-department-stores-bankruptcy.html Photo: The Vallco Shopping

By Parija Kavilanz, CNN Business Updated 1:38 PM ET, Mon June 29, 2020 Original Post: https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/29/business/curbside-pickup-malls-pandemic/index.html Photo: Brookfield Properties, the second largest mall operator, already offers curbside pickup service at 115 mall locations. New York (CNN) Curbside pickup has exploded in popularity over the past

Photo: The American Dream complex stands in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Photographer: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg By Tom Maloney, John Gittelsohn, and Natalie Wong June 9, 2020, 7:00 AM EDT Updated on June 9, 2020, 10:45 AM EDT  Original Post: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-09/american-dream-leaves-family-behind-mall-empire-mired-in-debt?sref=lhcvxvf8  Owners of the New Jersey property have

By Madeleine Streets As retailers begin to organize their store reopening strategies, they will need to work with real estate management to find a solution that works for all parties. With many companies unable to pay rent or looking at introducing new methods of selling, such

Time Equities Inc., a large operator of value centers across the country, feels the strain of retail tenants struggling amid the health crisis. Original Post: https://wwd.com/business-news/real-estate/covid-19-landlords-time-equities-1203552572/ By David Moin on April 13, 2020 “It’s taking a lot of manpower, a lot of discussion and a