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February 9, 2016

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A Road Map for Change: Envision 2020

Envision 2020 is a broad-based study conducted by the International Council of Shopping Centers which seeks to identify the enormous changes confronting the retail real estate industry over the next five years. How can developers prepare for the industry transformation ahead?

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Liberty Center: A “Health and Wellness” Lifestyle Community

Posted: January 28, 2016

Shopping centers have become the primary vehicle for the reinvention of faded downtown business districts. At their best and most distinctive, these properties actually create a vibrant retail and entertainment experience which reinvents the central business core of major cities.

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Avalon: Place Making for Millennials

Posted: February 8, 2016

Avalon, a dynamic mixed use community in Alpharetta, GA, developed by North American Properties (NAP), is an exemplar of how the shopping experience can be seamlessly blended into a complete lifestyle concept skewed towards the Millennial demographic. Avalon is essentially… Continue Reading →

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Fig@7th: The Rebirth of Downtown Los Angeles

Posted: February 8, 2016

Downtown Los Angeles, once a barren wasteland of abandoned factories and underused parking lots, is being reborn as a residential and commercial hub for Millennials who hate to commute. At the heart of this initiative is Fig@7th, an old property… Continue Reading →

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