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It Takes Two…Margarets

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Margaret Caldwell and Margaret Jones, commonly referred to as the Margarets, recently had their 10 year JLLiversary. Together, this dynamic Atlanta-based duo on our Capital Markets, Retail team has closed dozens of deals, impressed hundreds of clients and been an all-around fantastic pair since they joined the firm. Learn more about what makes the Margarets tick and the secret sauce of their success.

What’s day to day life like being on your… Read More

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Brookhaven Shopping Center Trades to Invesco Real Estate

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On behalf of Katz Properties, LLC, of New York City, JLL’s Capital Markets experts today announced the company completed the sale of the 211,758-square-foot Brookhaven Shopping Center in Brookhaven, Pennsylvania. The Shoprite and Lowes anchored property traded to Invesco Real Estate, a global real estate investment manager. JLL’s Managing Directors Chris Angelone and Jim Galbally led the team on the sale.

“We’re seeing institutional investors continue to target grocery-anchored assets in infill… Read More

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Overcoming the E-Commerce Onslaught: Retail Investment Sales Thriving

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Video may have killed the radio star, but has e-commerce done the same to your local retail establishment? Will the rise of everything from Amazon to Zappos take down the bookstore up the street, your local shoe store? Don’t bet on it.  While the much-touted demise of good ‘ole fashioned “bricks and mortar” stores makes for good headlines, it’s not actually based in fact.  According to JLL’s Cross Sector Outlook released… Read More

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Investors are casting a wider net

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Retail transaction volume may have been down in the beginning of 2013, but now the market is busier than ever. JLL is predicting an uptick in retail investment sales by at least 10 percent in 2013, with investors who had formerly been focused on Class A properties moving up the risk spectrum to those B and C assets in search of higher yields. JLL breaks down who’s buying, where, and why.

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