Retail

Heightened interest in urban areas is attracting significant development that can help turn around areas that had fallen on hard times, according to Anthony Cassano of NAI James E. Hanson.

Winners of the Most Significant Deal of the Year and the Most Ingenious Deal of the Year highlight something old and something new.

With full occupancy and an 11-year projected net operating income growth of 40 percent, Uptown Square offers both stability of income and yield, says Avison Young's John Crotty

Outlet centers are experiencing tremendous growth, and they are fast becoming a favored asset class for retail investors.

By developing an accessible hub of creativity, an array of artists and art lovers can gather at the MATCH, an arts and theater center, to enjoy Houston's eclectic but previously decentralized art scene.

The completion of 3 World Trade Center symbolized New York City's response to 9/11—determination to come back, build higher and be stronger than ever before.

The arrival of 300 Grant Ave., the first ground-up retail and office development in Union Square in 30 years, is one of the most highly anticipated opportunities with 180 feet of trophy retail frontage.

Although property owners may be inclined to jump at the opportunity to boost their revenues, owners should fully understand all of the deal terms and the potential risks of entering into these kinds of arrangements, he stressed.