MARCH 2004 HIGHLIGHTS


MAKING WAVES DOWN THE MID-ATLANTIC
New projects are springing out of the ground from Baltimore to Myrtle Beach. Here’s a look at some developments in D.C., Maryland, Virginia and The Carolinas.
BY LUCI JOULLIAN

WASHINGTON’S RETAIL RENAISSANCE
Retail in the Washington Metropolitan region is being reinvented, projects reimagined, neighborhoods reincarnated.
BY ERIC RUBIN AND CATHERINE TIMKO

RMUs: INSIDE OUT
Whether in a traditional enclosed mall or outside a new entertainment town center, RMU programs prove their versatility and profitability no matter what the retail setting.
BY KATIE FOXWORTH

FITTING THE LIFESTYLE
Stanbery Development creates smaller lifestyle centers for smaller areas.
BY RANDALL SHEARIN

SHOPPING CENTER REDEVELOPMENT IS A VIABLE OPTION
Redevelopment can be a cure for failing and near-extinct malls and shopping centers.
BY DORON VALERO

COOKIE DOUGH
Crest Foods, Inc. teams up with Nestle to take the Toll House cookie retail.
BY SUSAN H. FISHMAN

MAYFAIRE’S COASTAL COLLECTION
In December 2001, Shopping Center Business introduced its readers to Mayfaire Town Center. Two years later, developer H.J. Brody gives us an update on the development that is nearing completion of its first phase.
BY SUSAN H. FISHMAN