This book covers best practices and proven techniques for a wide range of retail project types and settings. Each aspect of the development process is explained in detail, from market analysis and financing to product design and operations.
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Highly regarded for comprehensiveness and quality, the Urban Land Institute's handbooks have provided real estate professionals with practical advice and authoritative how-to information on the development process for decades. If you are involved in the development or approval of a shopping center, this book will tell you what you need to know.
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Vice President, Strategic Development, and Senior Resident Fellow, Retail Urban Land Institute
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This review is from: Shopping Center Development Handbook (Development Handbook series) (Hardcover)
Very instructive - helps to know the language - someone with lots of experience would find it too basic but it really helped me understand the shopping center conversation...
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The shopping center has been perhaps the most successful land use, real estate, and retail business concept of the 20th century, and it has become the most powerful and adaptable machine for consumption that the world has ever seen. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
streetfront retailing, supplementary tenants, super regional centers, shopping center types, parking index, shopping center industry, public market area, primary trade area, drug superstore, shopping center operations, parking requirements for shopping centers, urban entertainment centers, traditional shopping centers, tenant mix, tenant categories, leasable area, key tenants, shopping center development, site improvement costs, existing shopping centers, tenant types, parking demand, structured parking, junior department store, common area maintenance charges Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Shopping Center Development Handbook, New York, United States, Urban Land Institute, Circle Centre, Old Orchard, Great Mall, Forum Shops, Los Angeles, Cents of Shopping Centers, New Jersey, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Project Feasibility, Simon Property Group, Grove City Factory Shops, Irvine Spectrum, Dadeland Station, Prime Retail, Development Schedule, Project Data, Waterside Shops, Experience Gained, New Community Neighborhood Shopping Center, Caesars Palace New!
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The shopping center has been perhaps the most successful land use, real estate, and retail business concept of the 20th century, and it has become the most powerful and adaptable machine for consumption that the world has ever seen. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
streetfront retailing, supplementary tenants, super regional centers, shopping center types, parking index, shopping center industry, public market area, primary trade area, drug superstore, shopping center operations, parking requirements for shopping centers, urban entertainment centers, traditional shopping centers, tenant mix, tenant categories, leasable area, key tenants, shopping center development, site improvement costs, existing shopping centers, tenant types, parking demand, structured parking, junior department store, common area maintenance charges Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Shopping Center Development Handbook, New York, United States, Urban Land Institute, Circle Centre, Old Orchard, Great Mall, Forum Shops, Los Angeles, Cents of Shopping Centers, New Jersey, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Project Feasibility, Simon Property Group, Grove City Factory Shops, Irvine Spectrum, Dadeland Station, Prime Retail, Development Schedule, Project Data, Waterside Shops, Experience Gained, New Community Neighborhood Shopping Center, Caesars Palace New!
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- Remaking the Shopping Center by Dean Schwanke on 7 pages
- Parking Requirements for Shopping Centers: Summary Recommendations & Research Study Report on page 35, page 139, and Back Matter
- Developing Urban Entertainment Centers by Michael Rubin on page 35, page 93, and page 193
- Marketing Management by C. Whan Park on page 48, and Back Matter
- Standard Industrial Classification Manual by Office of Management and Budget on page 193
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- Professional Real Estate Development, Second Edition: The ULI Guide to the Business by Anne B. Frej on page 319, page 340, and page 354
- Urban Transportation Systems by Sigurd Grava on page 20
- The Dictionary of Real Estate Appraisal, Fourth Edition by Appraisal Institute in Back Matter
- Investment Analysis for Real Estate Decisions by Minnie T. Lush on page 364
- Center, Vol. 10: Value by Michael Benedikt in Back Matter
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