UNO, DOS, TRES...

ICSC opened Tuesday night with a bang. And drinks. And Mexican food—during ICSC's PAC Party at Cinco?s. Above, Sullivan Wickley?s  Colin Edwards, Hale Retail Group's  Sam Hale, Coro Realty Advisor?s  Lindsay Douglas, and Hale Retail?s Adam Smith and Adam Hale. Lindsay just took over the leasing for Coro?s newly acquired Village Place Brookhaven retail property.
 
Marcus & Millichap?s Craig Johnson tells us he's listing the Walgreens by the famous Landmark Diner. The property is in special servicing but has a 21-year lease. And poor Craig apparently has to go to the Virgin Islands to help sell a Kmart store there.
Marcus & Millichap?s Tim Giambrone was this year's ICSC program committee chair. He expects the southeast event to be well attended, erasing the  horrible memories of the Great Recession. It even ran out of space for retail exhibitors ?We had to turn back retailers two weeks ago,? he says. (Now they know how we feel when Chuck E. Cheese's turns us away from the ball pit because apparently it's "for the kids.")

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