
Institutional Money Still Pays Up for the Grocery Run
Nuveen bought a fully-leased Chicago-suburb necessity center even as cap rates widen.
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Nuveen bought a fully-leased Chicago-suburb necessity center even as cap rates widen.

Wheeler markets 35 of 59 centers through CBRE as retail posts its strongest quarter in a decade.

Two summer trades and a decade-high preference reading show where cautious money is actually going.

Big-box demand is chasing the last well-located, grocery-anchored space — and pushing landlords to full.

A $32B sponsor consolidates its retail-heavy trust and sets a two-to-five-year listing clock.

Shopping-center vacancy sits near a record low as essential-tenant demand meets a decade of no new supply.

Tight space is a decade-long supply story, not a consumer boom, and it hands landlords the pen.

The dominant-mall thesis is back — and the buyers are paying for experiential, not square footage.

A fully leased Huntington Beach power center sets OC's biggest retail trade in a year.

TPG, La Caisse, Norges, and PSP buy ECHO Realty's ~230 necessity centers.

Phase 2 at Central Park Post Oak adds 30K sf of retail — proof that lifestyle retail leasing is still expanding in the Sun Belt.

Prime retail availability just hit the lowest level ever recorded — and rents are following.

Industrial net-lease rose 15% to $7.1B in Q1; retail net-lease fell 21% to $2.7B.

Availability fell to a record 4.8% as a decade of under-building meets a healthy consumer.

Court-ordered foreclosure auction tests pricing for one of the nation’s largest distressed regional malls.
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