Posts Tagged ‘Real Estate Tenants’
How Retail and Multifamily Work Together
Retail and multifamily always have reinforced one another, but some say their evolving relationship now calls for closer cross-sector collaboration. “We have more mixed-use and single-family-home rental communities being developed every day,” noted CRE Models senior project manager Karl Thompson. “It really requires retailers, commercial landlords and multifamily developers to be talking with one another more frequently.”
Read MoreWhere’s the rent? Maybe Look to the Security Deposit
Landlords and tenants need to perform complex scenario analysis as they structure lease workouts that include using security deposits applied to current rent obligations. Decisions may impact other leases in the same property as well as entire portfolios.
Read MoreCREModels Quoted on New Retail Metrics in ICSC Cover Story
Given the growing consensus that sales per square foot is losing its luster as the end-all-be-all in retail real estate, could data-sharing be the path forward?
Read MoreHow do you value physical space in an omni-channel age? Experts are building consensus
Consensus is growing in the shopping center industry about two key realities of the omni-channel age: The first is that sales per square foot no longer measures the full value of all stores and malls; the second is that retailers and landlords have made scant progress toward replacing it.
Read MoreNew Tax Benefits are a Hot Topic, but Questions Remain
New tax incentives could catalyze billions of dollars in development and investment in 8,700 federally designated Opportunity Zones across the U.S. The question, observers say, is how the program will actually work: While some investors and developers are forging ahead with projects in these low-income areas, others aim to wait until regulators clarify the rules.
Read MoreA New Formula for Retail Rents
As shopper behavior continues to evolve, shopping center owners are exploring new ways of calculating rents that are less dependent on sales.
Read MoreBon-Ton’s Fortunes Shift, Investors Brace for Liquidation
It seems that time is running short, putting more urgency on the decisions that landlords make concerning properties with Bon-Ton anchors.
Read MoreRetail Tenants Drive Property Types for Experience-Based Shoppers
As Millennials grow older and become a larger part of the United States economy, it will become more important for retail tenants to cater to their increased preference for experiences over “stuff” when compared to prior generations, according to a report released by MetLife Real Estate Investors. Millennials Yearn for Experiences Instead of Material Goods Melissa…
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