Linens ’n Things retail stores disappeared from shopping centers coast-to-coast after the chain went bankrupt and liquidated its stock, but the familiar brand is about to be revived after a joint venture bought the name for $1 million...
It’s been a busy week for President Barack Obama. On Tuesday he signed into law his $787 billion economic stimulus plan. Earlier today, he unveiled a $75 billion program to stem the tide of home foreclosures. To what extent will these moves...
The Securities and Exchange Commission recently issued a statement that could reshape the future of the tenant-in-common (TIC) industry. The ruling could be a blow for those sponsors that sell TICs or fractional ownership as real estate...
The tougher financing climate is prompting some tenant-in-common sponsors to pursue a more “lender-friendly” alternative — the Delaware Statutory Trust...
Until recently, Vintage Senior Living was a relatively small owner and operator with less than a dozen properties in its portfolio. Now, the company has vaulted into the major leagues of seniors housing investment following its $225 million joint...
American Continental Properties, LLC appointed Levin Management Corp. as leasing and managing agent for Monroe Plaza, a 156,000-sq.-ft. grocery-anchored shopping center in Monroe, N.Y...
William A. Alter, real estate developer and chairman and CEO of The Alter Group, died Aug. 8 at his home in Winnetka, Ill. He was 78. Although he battled Alzheimer's for several years, he ultimately succumbed to complications from pneumonia. Alte...
