Retail

ATLANTA—“Mixed-use developments will continue to press into suburbs that offer strong employment growth opportunities.”

LOS ANGELES—The developer wants its eponymous mixed-use development in South Park to be the “most significant” and luxury project in the market, with a five-star Park Hyatt hotel, curated retailers and restaurants and high-end residential.

NEW YORK CITY—The retail brokerage professional joins his new firm as an SVP.

Investors are closely monitoring the e-commerce industry's effect on the South Florida retail market.

EW YORK CITY—Experts who've developed such projects—or are doing so—attempted to answer this $64,000 question late last week during a panel discussion at CREW Network's national meeting here.

SAN FRANCISCO—The result of winning a highly competitive selection process with Chevron to acquire, remediate and build on two sites, DM Development aims to catalyze redevelopment of the northern gateway and provide housing to a neighborhood with historically low inventory.

BERKELEY, CA—A decision was rendered for a large-scale development dispute, with opponents challenging the Environmental Impact Report certification for The Residences at Berkeley Plaza, an 18-story mixed-use development.

CHICAGO—Appreciation for institutional-grade properties has been on a steeper downward trajectory than income throughout 2016, the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries said Wednesday.