ZOMBIE REAL ESTATE PROJECTS

At last week?s  2012 CREW Network Convention  in Chicago, we snapped Hartman, Simons & Woods ? Lori Kilberg moderating the panel ?Resurrecting Stalled Projects,? an in-depth discussion of high-profile developments that were stopped by the Great Recession, only to be resurrected, repurposed, and re-marketed. (Zombie buildings? CRE totally gets Halloween.) Macerich?s  Amy Malloy talked about the  would-be auto mall  in greater Phoenix that's coming back as mixed-use, including the John C. Lincoln Hospital. Related Cos.? Jennifer McCool described the long process of redeveloping 111 W Wacker in Chicago. And North American Properties' Mark Toro (not pictured) detailed how a famously stalled site in Alpharetta, Ga. is being re-born as the mixed-use Avalon.

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