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General Growth Properties Announces New Director
GENERAL GROWTH PROPERTIES, INC. today announced the appointment of Glenn J. Rufrano to its Board of Directors.
Life after bankruptcy at Spring Hill Mall
Tile floors so shiny you can almost see your reflection. New stores in spaces that have been empty for months.
Brookfield could use renewable power sale to fund real estate investments: analyst
Brookfield Renewable Power Inc. is giving no specific details about how it will use $945 million from the sale of its Canadian business, but one analyst says the company may use the money to fund real estate investments and other "opportunistic transactions." Brookfield Renewable Power, a wholly owned subsidiary of investment company Brookfield ...
General Growth To Manage Two...
General Growth Management Inc.--a part of bankrupt General Growth Properties--has been tapped to manage the Northgate Mall and Cherokee Square Shopping Center both located here.
Redlands Mall future remains uncertain
The City Council pondered the future of the Redlands Mall and its potential impact to the city in general at the June 23 meeting.
Trepp Sees Rise in CMBS Delinquency
Peter Cooper Village NEW YORK CITY-On the surface, the June rise in CMBS delinquency over May looks especially alarming: the rate appears to have crept past 4% months ahead of the year-end time-frame predicted by Moody's, and has increased about 175% since last month.
There is much in the House cap-and-trade energy bill that just passed that I absolutely hate.
Magazine Calls Ala Moana 'Gold Mine'
General Growth Properties may be bankrupt, but its Ala Moana Center is one of America's most profitable malls, according to a new national report.
HRPT Properties Trust Appoints Jan S. Yokota Vice President, Pacific Region
HRPT Properties Trust today announced the appointment of Jan S. Yokota as Vice President, Pacific Region effective July 15, 2009.
White NEW YORK CITY-Sales in the major food groups across the US this spring have shown either an uptick or a leveling-off in decline, according to Real Capital Analytics.
Crabtree & Evelyn closes isle store
Crabtree & Evelyn at Ala Moana Center has closed its doors. The store occupied about 850 square feet on the ground floor of Ala Moana Center next door to the ABC store since 1985.
New manager to oversee Galleria
Galleria Dallas has new management. Simon Property Group Inc., the largest U.S. shopping center owner and operator, has been hired by UBS Realty to assume leasing, management and marketing duties of the North Dallas shopping center.
Clown Finds Bankruptcy Rules No Laughing Matter
The fate of American icons Chrysler and General Motors has been playing out in bankruptcy court, and the rules of the game aren't simple.
Simon Property to manage the Galleria
Galleria Dallas has a new property manager. Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group said it will take over management duties from General Growth Properties on Aug.
Fluid Music Canada's Trusonic(R) Chosen as a Provider of Music and...
LA JOLLA, Calif. , /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Fluid Music Canada's Trusonic, Inc.
Hot property: River Hills Mall land parcel
Details: A Utah developer with strong links to Mankato has purchased a six-acre vacant parcel next to the city's River Hills Mall with plans to build a Courtyard by Marriott hotel and retail uses on the prime Hwy.
Columbia zoning process takes step forward
The future of Columbia's aging village centers is finally in the hands of the Howard County Council.
General Growth Properties Launches Country's First Nationwide Mall-Based Mobile Advertising Network
General Growth Properties, the second largest US mall owner and MOBISIX, a leading mobile marketing products and services company, today announced the launch of The Club MobileSM, the country's first nationwide mall-based mobile advertising network.
Our View: Village center zoning
It's time for the county to cut out the middle man when it comes to Columbia's village centers.
CRE, CMBS Disaster Imminent? Not So Fast
The general theory has been that commercial real estate [CRE] & commercial mortgage backed securities [CMBS] may be the next shoe to drop, as I speculated here in March .