Retail

A roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

According to the numbers, San Diego retail activity was down in 2017, but a closer look reveals that prices and demand are strong for well-located assets.

The WinCo Foods anchor is expected to drive significant shopper traffic, and confirms the strength of this site at the intersection of two key thoroughfares in a densely populated trade area.

Perseus TDC and Four Points have begun construction on the conversion of 200 Stovall St., in Alexandria, Va., into a mixed-use building.

In the next few years, it's very possible there could be a shortage of newly built retail drugstores available for investment, according to Stan Johnson's Clint Robinson, who <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> caught up with GlobeSt.com about all things net lease.

“With a class A office vacancy rate around 3.5 percent, the creative office space that exists in Hoboken today is highly inefficient, while the balance of the office space on the market is more corporate,” says Transwestern's Matt McDonough.

Non-grocery anchored retail centers are starting to get more attention from investors, who see value beyond daily needs.

The completion of The Woodlands Waterway is an example of a commitment to a vision that started on a napkin 45 years ago, although the sketch has changed a bit during that evolution period.