Nuveen Sells Whole Foods-Anchored Franklin Center To A Family Office
The 92,470 SF center is fully leased, with several shop leases below market; price undisclosed.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Oct 14, 2026
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Miami-Dade Retail Pipeline Doubles To 1.3M SF As Absorption Turns Negative
Colliers: vacancy is 3.0% and NNN rents hit a record $44.34, but Q3 leasing fell.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Oct 12, 2026
Banks Absorb 35,000 SF As Manhattan Prime Retail Tightens To 11.4%
JLL counts 157 prime spaces, 38 fewer than a year ago, with asking rents up 5.7% to $605/SF.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Oct 10, 2026
Gas Station Cap Rates Hold At 5.63% Despite Fuel Shock
Buyers are underwriting food service and bonus depreciation, not gallons sold.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Oct 6, 2026
Deer Park Town Center Trades for $125M, $305 a Foot
AEW and Brand Street bought the 410,000-SF Chicago-suburb center from a PGIM affiliate.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Oct 5, 2026
CMBS Trusts Take Title to Three Simon-Owned Outlet Centers
An $83.3M loan behind Gaffney, Calhoun and a third outlet property went to the trusts, not a buyer.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Oct 5, 2026
Getty Pays $260.9M to Make One Fuel Operator Its Third-Largest Tenant
Forty-one stores across four states, four unitary leases, and 7.7 percent of annualized base rent in a single close.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 27, 2026
A Power Center Cleared $268 a Foot While Toys R Us Took 120 Boxes
Invesco paid $86.7M for 100%-leased Knightdale Marketplace; a 120-store pop-up rollout absorbs dark big-box space through January.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 22, 2026
Two retail prints, 48 hours: $321 per foot and 82% loan-to-cost.
A Publix center trades at a 54% leverage, while a regional bank lends 82% on a Chicago power center.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 16, 2026
Open-air retail has been cleared at $415, $355, and $82 per square foot today.
Three centers, three buyers, one Monday — and a five-to-one spread in basis.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 16, 2026
Seven Hundred Forty-Four Dollars A Foot, All Cash, In Albuquerque
A 5,375-square-foot strip cleared at trophy pricing with no debt involved.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 13, 2026
Eighty-Seven Dollars A Foot Against Eight Hundred
San Francisco Centre is back on the market, and the ground lease just got extended to 2082.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 10, 2026
A Hospital System Outbid The Retail Market For An Open Kohl's
Baptist Health paid $577 a foot in Coconut Creek. Kohl's paid $160 in 2008.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 9, 2026
Forty-four thousand feet of retail space has been cleared, resulting in a net gain of $653 per foot.
A Tampa-suburb strip center priced at fifteen times what a Mississippi center fetched last week.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 9, 2026
Regency Sold A Denver Center For Sixty-Five Cents On Monroeville's Dollar
$164.56 a foot in Arvada, the same week open-air cleared $250 outside Pittsburgh.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 8, 2026
A Publix Center In Georgia Cleared One Hundred Fifty-Eight A Foot
Montreal's Brasswater bought its way into the Sun Belt at a 2.8% annual mark.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 8, 2026
Three Hundred Forty-Two Thousand Feet At Forty-Three A Foot
A renovated Mississippi power center cleared at 27% of a Georgia box's price.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 8, 2026
Retail Traded Again In Glenview And Nobody Said For How Much
A 181,000-square-foot North Shore center changed hands five years after a $26.2 million basis.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 4, 2026
A 1980 Strip Center Is Worth More as 736 Apartments
Broward's land basis math: $25,611 per proposed unit, and half the retail disappears.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Sep 2, 2026
Cohen & Steers Went Direct on an Austin Open-Air Center
A listed-securities manager joined Trademark to buy Oak Hill Plaza after a five-year hold.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 31, 2026
Retailers Closed More Stores Than They Opened And Grew 26 Million Feet
The store count fell by 144. The square footage rose by 26.1 million.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 27, 2026
A Senior-Living Operator Just Paid $933 A Foot For Whole Foods
Doral Marketplace trades at replacement-cost pricing to a buyer from another asset class entirely.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 27, 2026
A Family Held This Center Sixty Years. Trader Joe's Ended The Hold.
$115 a foot for 384,153 square feet, nine months after the anchor signed ten years.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 25, 2026
Costco Bought the Shopping Center It Already Anchored
Kimco sold a flat-lease Alhambra asset to its own tenant for $301 a foot.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 23, 2026
Retail's Institutional Bid Just Showed Up in Northern Nevada
A 95.8 percent leased Sparks center traded at 244 dollars a foot with no gateway market required.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 17, 2026
Regency Adds a Cub Foods Center as the Grocery-Anchored Bid Compounds
A public REIT keeps buying necessity retail off-market, where the durable income lives.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 13, 2026
Institutions Are Rolling Up Grocery-Anchored Retail as Grocers Merge
A 625-million-dollar West Coast portfolio and a 2-billion-dollar platform buy signal consolidation on both sides of the lease.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 10, 2026
Open-Air Retail Is Full, and Landlords Have Pricing Power
Kimco, Brixmor and Federal Realty all posted record small-shop occupancy in the same quarter.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 7, 2026
A Suburban Retail Center Traded With the Loan Already Attached
$51M for an Indianapolis power center, financed at 65%. Secondary-metro retail is fundable again.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 6, 2026
Regency Paid Full Price for a Grocery Plaza That's 98% Full
A $74M Market Basket center shows necessity retail still clears at a premium.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 5, 2026
A Dead Walmart Becomes a Grocery Superstore at Perimeter
Kimco backfilled a vacant 183,000-SF box with a Kroger Marketplace, and cleared the zoning last week.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 3, 2026
The Landlord of the American High Street Just Raised Guidance Again
Acadia lifts 2026 FFO to $1.24 to $1.26 as street retail keeps outrunning the doom narrative.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Aug 3, 2026
Grocery-Anchored Retail Keeps Clearing in Fairfield County
Clarion and Franklin Templeton buy a fully leased Norwalk center.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Jul 31, 2026
A Retail REIT Reaches for Yield Through the Capital Stack
CTO put more into 12% preferred equity than into buying buildings outright last quarter.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Jul 31, 2026
Private Capital Buys the Center While the Anchor Consolidates
Ares takes Whitestone private for $1.7B as grocery M&A reshapes anchor credit.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Jul 29, 2026
A Public REIT Prunes Open-Air Retail; a Private Aggregator Concentrates Into Scarcity
DLC pays $36.6M for a Charlotte center inside a 1.1M-SF, five-state buy from Kite Realty.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Jul 27, 2026
Institutional Capital Pays Up for 100%-Leased Grocery Retail
Intercontinental buys a fully leased Pacific Northwest center as necessity retail stays bid.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Jul 22, 2026
Retail Demand Swung 14.6 Million Feet Positive in a Single Quarter
After a negative Q1, tenants absorbed space fast into the tightest retail market in years.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Jul 20, 2026
Retail's Real Story Isn't Demand — It's That Nobody Is Building
Just 2.3M SF delivered nationally in Q2, holding vacancy at 6.0% against a 7.4% historical norm.
CRE 360 Signal·Jul 20, 2026
The Safe Retail Trade Is Getting Crowded
Two more institutional buys in a single day show everyone chasing the same grocery-anchored box.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jul 16, 2026
Institutional Money Still Pays Up for the Grocery Run
Nuveen bought a fully-leased Chicago-suburb necessity center even as cap rates widen.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jul 15, 2026
Institutional Money Still Pays Up for the Grocery Run
Nuveen bought a fully-leased Chicago-suburb necessity center even as cap rates widen.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Jul 14, 2026
Net-Lease Cap Rates Tick Up as the Fed Takes Its Rate Cut Off the Table
Retail single-tenant yields rose to 6.60% in Q2 after the Fed dropped a 2026 cut from its projections.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Jul 14, 2026
A Retail REIT Puts Half Its Portfolio Up for Sale — Into a Hot Bid
Wheeler markets 35 of 59 centers through CBRE as retail posts its strongest quarter in a decade.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jul 13, 2026
Institutional Capital Has Quietly Named Its Safe Haven: The Grocery Store
Two summer trades and a decade-high preference reading show where cautious money is actually going.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jul 7, 2026
Target Just Made Suburban Retail's Scarcity Problem Impossible to Ignore
Big-box demand is chasing the last well-located, grocery-anchored space — and pushing landlords to full.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jul 5, 2026
CIM Group Absorbs Its Nontraded REIT and Points at the Public Market
A $32B sponsor consolidates its retail-heavy trust and sets a two-to-five-year listing clock.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jul 2, 2026
The "Dead" Asset Class Is Now the Tightest Real Estate in America
Shopping-center vacancy sits near a record low as essential-tenant demand meets a decade of no new supply.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jul 1, 2026
Retail Vacancy Is Near a 20-Year Low — Because Nobody Built Anything
Tight space is a decade-long supply story, not a consumer boom, and it hands landlords the pen.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jun 30, 2026
Macerich Pays $272M to Own the Last Mall Standing in Its Market
The dominant-mall thesis is back — and the buyers are paying for experiential, not square footage.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jun 28, 2026
Institutional Money Floods Open-Air Retail: Asana Pays $151M in Orange County
A fully leased Huntington Beach power center sets OC's biggest retail trade in a year.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jun 25, 2026
A $2B Take-Private Bets on Grocery-Anchored Retail at Scale
TPG, La Caisse, Norges, and PSP buy ECHO Realty's ~230 necessity centers.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jun 24, 2026
Experiential Retail Keeps Eating Square Footage In Houston's Galleria
Phase 2 at Central Park Post Oak adds 30K sf of retail — proof that lifestyle retail leasing is still expanding in the Sun Belt.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jun 23, 2026
Manhattan Ran Out of Storefronts
Prime retail availability just hit the lowest level ever recorded — and rents are following.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jun 8, 2026
Retail's Problem Is That There Isn't Enough of It
Availability fell to a record 4.8% as a decade of under-building meets a healthy consumer.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jun 4, 2026
Palisades Center heads to public auction
Court-ordered foreclosure auction tests pricing for one of the nation’s largest distressed regional malls.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Jan 26, 2026
Target Confronts Activist Pressure Amid Sales Decline and Leadership Shift
Activist stake intensifies scrutiny as Target restructures leadership and capital priorities.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Dec 29, 2025
Consumer Return Preferences Redefine Retail Engagement Strategies
Cities like Atlanta and Orlando show high return activity, with free shipping and at-home pickup emerging as key expectations.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Dec 23, 2025
Retail Footprint Expansion Highlights Shifts in Organizational Scaling Strategies
60 new locations in 2026 and recent record openings underscore deliberate resource allocation across key markets.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Dec 23, 2025
Retail Logistics Buildouts Drive Step-Change in Delivery Performance
Expanded infrastructure and network optimization enable faster fulfillment at national scale.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Dec 23, 2025
Amazon’s $35B Bet Signals Bold Long-Term Push in India
Massive capital commitments highlight a strategic drive toward tech-led expansion and market growth.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Dec 11, 2025
Smart Infrastructure Takes Center Stage in Logistics Optimization
Rising sustainability goals and intelligent systems are prompting a renewed focus on long-term efficiency and infrastructure adaptation.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Dec 10, 2025
Evolving Tech Demands Push Retail Toward Smarter, More Resilient Systems
Rising expectations for reliability, data access, and seamless execution are redefining how retailers operate and engage customers.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Dec 8, 2025
Consumer Shifts and Platform Policies Reshape Digital Retail Momentum
Evolving market pressures and stronger enforcement are redefining buyer timing and seller participation across major marketplaces.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Dec 8, 2025
Creative uses for underutilized space indicate shifting dynamics in occupancy and tenant interest cycles
New forms of tenant activation suggest changing strategies for responding to evolving demand in commercial environments.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Dec 1, 2025
St. Louis Retail Market Defies Odds with Tight Vacancy
Selective Capital and Redevelopment Drive St. Louis Retail’s Resilience Amid National Headwinds
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Nov 17, 2025
US Retail Vacancy to Peak Below 4.4% as Closures Ease
Resilient US retail sector sees vacancies rise modestly, with new supply at multi-decade lows and disciplined capital underwriting amid evolving consumer and cap rate dynamics.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Nov 17, 2025
Bain & 11North Acquire $395M Publix-Anchored Sunbelt Retail
Institutional capital targets grocery-anchored centers in high-growth Southeast markets; robust sales, high occupancy, and defensive income profile drive portfolio strategy.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Nov 17, 2025
Industrial and Data Center CRE Investment Firms as Office, Retail Lag (Q3 2025)
Divergence in U.S. commercial real estate transaction volumes indicates sector-specific investment opportunities.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Nov 6, 2025
Retail Capital Rebounds
Stabilized fundamentals and capital discipline are redefining the retail property cycle.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Oct 30, 2025
Suburban Dallas Retail Rents Surge Past $50 as Costs Escalate
A 40% rent jump in North DFW’s luxury suburbs reveals a new equation linking construction inflation to tenant demand.
CRE360 Editorial Desk·Oct 26, 2025
Houston Retail Landlords Hold Firm as Supply Stays Tight
Low vacancy and disciplined development keep rents near records despite slower deal flow.
CRE 360 Signal Editorial Desk·Oct 23, 2025
Retail Real Estate Stabilizes Amid Value Reset
Repricing has brought discipline to a sector now trading on yield rather than fear.
Omid Shahbazian·Oct 20, 2025
Retail Sector Reinvents Amid Store Shakeout
Store closures accelerate — yet the remaining footprint proves stronger
Omid Shahbazian·Oct 17, 2025
IKEA Bets $213M on SoHo Mixed-Use Revival
IKEA’s $213M SoHo buy blends flagship retail with new boutique offices, testing Manhattan’s post-pandemic urban demand.
Omid Shahbazian·Oct 2, 2025
Starbucks Prunes 1% of Stores in $1B Overhaul
Store closures and job cuts free capital for drive-thru and tech reinvestment.
Omid Shahbazian·Sep 26, 2025
⚫️Retail Real Estate Fundamentals Solidify with Record Occupancies and Limited Supply
Retail REITs post record 96.6% occupancy as new supply hits historic lows; landlords gain leverage with steady NOI growth and limited competition.
Omid Shahbazian·Sep 10, 2025
⚫️Net Lease Investment Slumps to Decade Low; Cap Rates Nearing a Plateau
Q2 sales fell to $9.6B, the second-weakest quarter in 10+ years, as financing costs thinned the buyer pool. Cap rates averaged 6.93% and rose only 3 bps, indicating stabilization.
Omid Shahbazian·Sep 8, 2025
U.S. Retail Holds Firm as Consumers Spend, With Strip Centers Outperforming Malls
U.S. retail remains resilient with 6.1% vacancy, strip centers thriving, and institutional capital returning amid strong consumer spending and steady NOI growth.
Omid Shahbazian·Sep 3, 2025
⚫️Net-Lease Sales Hit Decade-Low Quarter; Cap Rates Stabilize
Source: Northmarq Q2 2025 MarketSnapshot; GlobeSt recap
Omid Shahbazian·Aug 12, 2025