ICSC New York National Deal Making is one of the largest commercial real estate shows, second only to RECon in Las Vegas.
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ICSC New York National Deal Making is one of the largest commercial real estate shows, second only to RECon in Las Vegas.
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Our most recent review of the Westchester County retail market, along with a submarket focus on White Plains CBD. Read More
Our most recent review of the Fairfield County retail market, along with a submarket focus on Westport. Read More
NAIOP, which originally began in 1967 as an association of industrial and office park owners, has since expanded to provide advocacy, education and business opportunities for the entire commercial real estate industry.
The banking boom prior to the Great Recession resulted in a record number of new retail bank branches opened in Westchester and Fairfield Counties between 2000 and 2010. Read More
According to the professor of urban planning at M.I.T., Eran Ben-Joseph, as of 2012 there were an estimated 500 million parking spaces in the U.S. At 100 cars per acre, this occupies approximately 7,800 square miles of land. This represents A LOT of open space – equivalent in size to the entire state of Massachusetts, or one and half times the size of Connecticut. Read More
While researching construction and development pipelines in southern Westchester, we came across a very useful interactive map by The Westchester County Planning Board (“WCPB”) in conjunction with ArcGIS. Read More
In an excellent article in The Real Deal, Katherine Clarke explores how the largest shopping center operator in the country, Simon Property Group, is handling re-tenanting of vacated anchor spaces. Read More
Fairfield County has an estimated 48 million square feet of total retail space for its 940,000 residents, a ratio of 51 square feet per capita, comparable to both the national and Westchester County averages. Read More
Westchester County has an estimated 50 million square feet of total retail space for its 961,000 residents, a ratio of 52 square feet per capita. This ratio is in keeping with the United States average, although Westchester County retail tends to be in smaller centers. Read More