CityCentre revs up in west Houston CityCentre plans a spring 2010 grand opening, but sections of the project in the Memorial/Energy Corridor area are opening in phases. The development includes retail shops, offices, residential units and a hotel. In Houston over the past several years there has been a lot of talk about mixed-use developments […]

CityCentre revs up in west Houston CityCentre plans a spring 2010 grand opening, but sections of the project in the Memorial/Energy Corridor area are opening in phases. The development includes retail shops, offices, residential units and a hotel. In Houston over the past several years there has been a lot of talk about mixed-use developments […]

CityCentre revs up in west Houston CityCentre plans a spring 2010 grand opening, but sections of the project in the Memorial/Energy Corridor area are opening in phases. The development includes retail shops, offices, residential units and a hotel. In Houston over the past several years there has been a lot of talk about mixed-use developments […]

Pop-Up Stores Fill Vacant Space, Create A Win/Win Model In A Down Market Pop-up stores allow retailers to increase revenue during critical sales periods, including the back-to-school, Halloween and holiday shopping seasons, without taking on the risk of a permanent location, says Matthew Bordwin, managing director and national co-head of the real estate services team […]

Deal of the Day How to Save $1,000 on Your Kid’s College Costs by AnnaMaria Andriotis You don’t have to be an economics major to understand how the recession is weighing on retailers and consumers. Just try sending a kid to college. With about a month left until most colleges reopen for the fall 2009 […]

Deal of the Day How to Save $1,000 on Your Kid’s College Costs by AnnaMaria Andriotis You don’t have to be an economics major to understand how the recession is weighing on retailers and consumers. Just try sending a kid to college. With about a month left until most colleges reopen for the fall 2009 […]