Posts Tagged ‘Retail Real Estate’
A New Formula for Retail Rents
As shopper behavior continues to evolve, shopping center owners are exploring new ways of calculating rents that are less dependent on sales.
Read MoreWhy Retail Landlords Lose Tons Of Money To Faulty Expense Calculations
CAM recs article, originally appeared on Forbes.com by Mike Harris Retail real estate has an underappreciated problem: Year after year, incorrect or incomplete tenant expense reconciliations cost landlords an enormous amount of money. Erroneous common area maintenance and other reconciliations (generally referred to by the catchall term “CAM recs”) can account for hundreds of thousands…
Read MoreShowroom-Like Stores Could Overthrow the Basis for Retail Rents
Traffic and customer data could eventually trump traditional measures such as sales per square foot
Read MoreFrom Stores To Showrooms: Evolving The In-Store Experience And Underwriting Practices
E-commerce is transforming retail real estate, and yet the most drastic changes may still be ahead.
Read MoreCase Study: Streamlining CAM Reconciliation
Process for CAM reconciliation puts an end to annual ‘all nighters’ once endured by a Retail Landlord’s property management and accounting teams. Download as PDF Incorrectly or never-completed Common Area Maintenance (CAM) and other reconciliations can cost retail landlords tens of thousands of dollars over the life of a single tenant’s lease. In extreme cases, that figure…
Read MoreSingle-Use Developers Face New Challenges in Today’s Increasingly Mixed-Use World
CREModels urges developers to contemplate the complexities of large-scale mixed-use projects before taking them on
Read MoreWhat is a Lease Abstract? (in Commercial Real Estate)
A lease abstract provides a concise analysis of lease documents in a format that is easily understood. It also gives structure to ensure any material items will be found and information in the form can be quickly referenced in the lease for further detail. The lease abstract should be created in a format that is…
Read MoreHow Retail REITs are Making it Work
Now more than ever, Retail REITs are being forced to raise their game — or run for cover.
Read MoreLurking in the Lease: Unexamined Risks Could Worsen the “Retail Apocalypse”
Concern about the fate of American retail is growing—and with good reason. Laden with debt, challenged by Amazon and racing to adapt to the changing consumer, a number of U.S. chains face uncertain futures.
Read MoreBon-Ton’s Fortunes Shift, Investors Brace for Liquidation
It seems that time is running short, putting more urgency on the decisions that landlords make concerning properties with Bon-Ton anchors.
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