CITY ON A ROLL
Oct 01, 2003
A city without zoning, Houston has become a poster child for urban sprawl, plagued with deed restrictions and high property values. What saved the city from a lack of planning is its evolution into decentralized villages rather than a centralized...
All Dressed Up
Oct 01, 2003
Maybe they're bored with casual Fridays, or maybe their old threads are getting snug around the breadbasket. Whatever the reason, men are doing something they haven't done in years: They're buying suits. Between June 2002 and June 2003, the number...
Wal-Mart Reveals 2004 Expansion Plans
Oct 01, 2003
Developers, start your engines. The leading market-share-gaining retailer is gearing up for even more growth in 2004. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. will add 50 million net new square feet next year, an 8 percent growth of its total store portfolio. The new...
Home Depot's Vertical Climb
Oct 01, 2003
Home Depot is moving on up to Manhattan. There's plenty of room for the retailer's sprawling prototype in less dense markets, but in the Big Apple, space is tight, so the home improvement giant has to to whittle its selling space down to some 50...
A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY, A LOT OF RETAIL
Oct 01, 2003
The recession has not dampened retailers' appetite for space in Nashville. In fact, one of the biggest hurdles to growth is...
Uncommon SPACES
Oct 01, 2003
What makes a retail space special? Striking design, of course; great products, too. But to maintain an edge over competitors...
SOUTHEAST INTELLIGENCE
Oct 01, 2003
Inland Retail Real Estate Trust coughed up $172 million for 1.4 million-square-foot Fayette Pavilion in suburban Atlanta. The...
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