Here’s how the coronavirus-caused economic plunge is different from 2008.

One of North America’s largest publicly traded owners and operators of grocery-anchored centers and mixed-use assets has girded itself against coronavirus by obtaining a $375 million unsecured term loan.

One retail leasing agent in New York foresees bleak consequences in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, with retail vacancy rates hitting 50%.

International Council of Shopping Centers president Tom McGee has urged Congress to pass a recovery fund bill for businesses debilitated by the coronavirus pandemic.

The nation’s biggest, which had temporarily closed all of its properties, is now shedding nearly a third of its workforce.

Pennsylvania’s largest owner of enclosed malls has taken actions to strengthen its balance sheet and create $300 million in incremental liquidity.

In reaction to the sudden economic downturn, Retail Properties of America, Inc., has decided to halt vertical construction plans at its Carillon project, which resides in Maryland between Baltimore and Washington, D.C.

Being a developer who’s ever bullish on the stature of retail real estate, we decided to ask Stephen Congel about aggressive adherence to the physical marketplace.

JLL claims to have netted a record in its sale of a net-lease property in Orlando, Fla.

Anthropologie has announced it will open in North Central Florida later this year at the new Butler Town Center in Gainesville.