TEI RETAIL in the NEWS
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17JulProperty Investors Scrounge Through Retail Ruins for Bargains
Original article published on Wall Street Journal Sterling Organization is part of a dwindling group of real-estate investors still turning struggling properties around Sterling replaced the Kmart at the Center of Winter Park in Orlando, Fla., with four stores that paid market
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03MayIllinois Power Center
Original article published on Real Estate Alert Time Equities last week paid $32 million for a 341,000-squarefoot power center in McHenry, Ill. Mid-America Real Estate brokered the sale for DDR, a Beachwood, Ohio, REIT. Shops at Fox River is at 3340
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23Apr‘Ultra-High-End’ Convenience Store and Café Opening in 50 West
By Liam La Guerre April 23, 2018 1:45 pm Original article published on Commercial Observer Entrepreneur Michael Ali has signed a deal to bring what Time Equities calls an “ultra-high-end” convenience store and café at the base of its 50 West
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18AprTime Equities Acquires Eastern TN Retail Center
The shopping center, leased to a variety of tenants including Books-A-Million, Jo-Ann Fabrics, Shoe Carnival and Catherine’s, contains more than 140,000 square feet. by Jeff Hamann | Apr 18, 2018 Original article published on Commercial Property Executive RCG Ventures has traded Governor’s Crossing,
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17AprTime Equities Acquires Shopping Center in Eastern Tennessee for $13.9 Million
Original article published on Shopping Center Business Sevierville, Tenn. — Time Equities Inc. (TEI) has acquired Governor’s Crossing, a 140,568-square-foot shopping center in Sevierville, for $13.9 million. The center is located 24 miles from downtown Knoxville. Kyle Stonis and Pierce Mayson of
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15AprOne attraction still drawing shoppers to malls: Food
Original article published on MSN News via CNBC You might've noticed more and more mall food courts are changing, ditching fast-food chains for local eateries. And that's not on accident. Mall owners say they've been steadily increasing the percentage of retail square
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10AprOne attraction still drawing shoppers to malls: Food
Original article published on Yahoo! Finance via CNBC You might've noticed more and more mall food courts are changing, ditching fast food chains for local eateries. And that's not an accident. Mall owners say they've been steadily increasing the percentage of retail square
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10AprOne attraction still drawing shoppers to malls: Food
40 percent of consumers today will pick a mall to visit primarily based on the restaurants located there, according to a report from Jones Lang LaSalle. Shoppers who eat at the mall will then spend more time there and
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24JanTime Equities readies Fund IV in quick return to market – Exclusive
By Meghan Morris Original article published on PERE News
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19JanMalls May Be Dying, But Bets Against Their Debt Haven’t Paid Off
Original article published on The Wall Street Journal
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10JanMall Developers Bet on the Basics—and a Trampoline or Two
Will new—and old—approaches help last century’s retail model thrive today? By Alison Stateman January 10, 2018 9:00 am Original article published on Commercial Observer The death of the American mall has been a topic discussed ad nauseam. Whether through overdevelopment, the rise of Amazon or
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18DecCRE will hit “the jackpot” with GOP tax plan
Pass-through companies fare exceptionally well in final proposal . December 18, 2017 08:30AM Original article published on The Real Deal Commercial real estate owners who hold properties through pass-through companies could fare quite well under the final Republican tax bill compared to other companies
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15DecThe Latest in Apartment Technology: Fridge Cams and Robotic Valets
By C. J. HUGHES DEC. 15, 2017 Original article published on New York Times NEW Gadgets for High-Tech Apartments The latest in technology for apartments encourages residents not to lift a finger, except maybe to touch their phones. Developers are certain that buyers want gadgets
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13DecMaking Sense of 2017 as the Real Estate Market Has Returned to Earth
By Liam La Guerre December 13, 2017 9:00 am Original article published on Commercial Observer By almost every objective measure, the United States economy has been performing excellently. Approximately 1.9 million more people got jobs over the last year and the unemployment rate fell to
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27NovHoliday Weekend Update: Retail Momentum Cuts Across Channels
By David Moin Nov,27 2017 Original article published on WWD
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09NovOwners Magazine 2017: Interviews With NYC’s Top Landlords
By The Editors November 9, 2017 12:13 pm Original article published on Commercial Observer Francis Greenburger Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Time Equities What was the best decision you made in the last year? To sell a couple of New York City assets that had appreciated
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24OctMalls ditch the ‘M word’ as they spend big bucks on renovations
Sixteen percent of mall landlords have admitted to spending money on "de-malling," a JLL survey finds. About 20 percent of malls have removed the word "mall" from their name since 2014; common replacements: "shoppes," "village" and "towne center." More
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05OctPop-up shop pioneer Spirit Halloween is hitting the mall as more retailers vacate
Spirit Halloween has been expanding its physical footprint for the past 15 years, adding roughly 50 to 100 shops throughout the U.S. and Canada every year. In 2017, Spirit will have a whopping 1,300 temporary locations across North America.
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28SepUS department stores put foot down on mall revamps
Sarah Mulholland September 28 2017 2:30 AM Original article published on Irish Independent Proposed changes to the Sunrise Mall in northern California have been held up by its major tenants The owners of the Sunrise Mall in northern California have a vision for updating the
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25SepDepartment Stores Cling to Power Over Landlords on Mall Upgrades
By Sarah Mulholland September 25, 2017, 11:00 AM GMT+2 Original article published on Bloomberg Markets The owners of the Sunrise Mall in Northern California have a vision for updating the 45-year-old center. Tenants there are making it difficult to get it done. Proposed changes have
