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NEW YORK CITY—Make no mistake. Kyle Matthews of the firm that bears his name is bullish on retail real estate. Nevertheless, some markets in his view are more equal than others, as he explains in this exclusive video interview from the ICSC New York National Deal Making event.
NEW YORK CITY— When is a 10-year strategy not a 10-year strategy? That's the riddle Shane Garrison of RPAI answers in this exclusive video interview from the trade show floor of the ICSC New York National Deal Making event.
NEW YORK CITY—In this exclusive video interview from the show floor of the ICSC Deal Making Conference, DLC's Adam Ifshin explains why he's bullish on 2017.
NEW YORK CITY—Juice and sandwiches, anyone? That's just two of the new-age retailers coming into the New York market, says Lee & Associates' JP Sutro. He explains what he's seeing in terms of new retail experiences in this exclusive video interview from the ICSC New York National Deal Making event.
NEW YORK CITY—Rick Chichester is bullish on a president who knows real estate—at least from a business perspective. He explains why in this exclusive interview from the show floor on the ICSC New York National Deal Making event.
NEW YORK CITY—In this exclusive video interview from the trade show floor of the ICSC New York National Deal Making event, one player who's bargained with him—Faith Consolo—gives us an insider's look.
CALABASAS, CA--A projected 2.2 million jobs added this year sends clear signals of health--and signals as well to the Fed about what to do with interest rates.