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Cole Schotz real estate chairman Richard Abramson gave us a glimpse of what hot topics the national panel at Bisnow’s NY Retail Summit (this Thursday!) will discuss. The experts: DLC Management Corp CEO Adam Ifshin, Kimco prez of Mid-Atlantic and Northeast shopping center regions Tom Simmons, and Thor Equities CEOJoseph Sitt. Richard will be the ringmaster . . . or moderator. You'll have to be there see which.
There’s still a supply and demand issue for quality retail assets, Richard says—why are the sellers not selling? Is there capital available for acquisitions and refinancings? And with certain big box tenants filing for bankruptcy, where are landlords finding new anchors? Hear more about how distressed situations, financing, and the crisis in Japan will affect the sector, sprinkled with war storiesfrom the retail front. The panelists join Crown Acquisitions principalHaim Chera, CBRE EVP David LaPierre, Madison Capital founderRichard Wagman, Robert K Futterman & Associates EVP Karen Bellantoni, and FTI Schonbraun McCann Group senior managing director Jahn Brodwin, who will bring a local perspective to the conversation. Great schmoozing too! Reminder: we’ve changed the venue to 1095 Sixth Avenue. Register here!

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