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Corsan has delivered a water and sewage quality certification to Passo Fundo Shopping, confirming that the mall's water supply and wastewater systems meet the utility's quality standards. The certification marks an official recognition of safe water treatment at the shopping center, which serves a large number of visitors daily in the region.
- 2Kennedy Theatre announces season of musicals and storytelling▼Kennedy Theatre’s upcoming season: Little Shop of Horrors, moʻolelo, belly dancing
The University of Hawaii's Kennedy Theatre has announced its upcoming season, featuring the musical Little Shop of Horrors alongside productions centered on moʻolelo, traditional Hawaiian storytelling, and belly dancing performances. The lineup highlights the theatre's mix of mainstream musical theatre and local cultural programming, offering audiences a range of performances at the Manoa campus venue in the coming season.
- 3Faris Lee Brokers $38.7 Million Lakewood Center Retail Sale●Faris Lee Brokers $38.7 Million Sale of Two Retail Properties at Lakewood Center in California
Faris Lee Partners has brokered the $38.7 million sale of two retail properties at Lakewood Center in Lakewood, California. The deal adds to recent transaction activity in the Southern California retail market, where investors continue to pursue established shopping center assets. Details on the buyer and the properties' tenants were not immediately available, but the sale underscores continued demand for well-located retail real estate in the Los Angeles area.
- 4Marcus & Millichap Brokers $6 Million Retail Sale in Charlotte●Marcus & Millichap Brokers $6 Million Sale of Retail Strip Center in Charlotte, North Carolina
Marcus & Millichap has brokered the $6 million sale of a retail strip center in Charlotte, North Carolina. The commercial real estate brokerage announced the deal in a press release carried by retail property trade media, adding to recent transaction activity in the Charlotte retail market as investors continue trading neighborhood shopping centers.
- 5SRS Real Estate Brokers $27.5M Retail Sale in Santa Clarita▼SRS Real Estate Brokers $27.5M Sale of Value-Add Retail Property in Santa Clarita, California
SRS Real Estate Partners has brokered the $27.5 million sale of a value-add retail property in Santa Clarita, California. The deal, reported by REBusinessOnline, adds to a steady stream of retail investment activity in the Los Angeles area, where buyers continue to pursue shopping centers with upside potential despite broader market uncertainty.
- 6Richmond esthetician opens her own studio at Stony Point Fashion Park▼Local esthetician grows into her own studio in Stony Point Fashion Park
A local esthetician has moved from working for others into her own studio space at Stony Point Fashion Park in Richmond. The opening marks a step up for the small skincare business and adds to the mall's roster of independent beauty and wellness tenants as the shopping center continues to court boutique operators.
- 7Edens Raises $850M for Retail Expansion and Redevelopment●Edens Secures $850M For Retail Expansion, Redevelopment
Retail real estate company Edens has secured $850 million in new financing to fund store expansion and property redevelopment across its portfolio. The capital raise, reported by Bisnow, signals continued investor confidence in open-air shopping centers as retailers push for physical growth and landlords reinvest in upgrading assets.
- 8Avatar Financial Group Finances Ohio Retail Center●Seattle-Based Avatar Financial Group Provides Financing for OH Retail Center
Seattle-based lender Avatar Financial Group has provided financing for a retail center in Ohio, according to Connect CRE. The deal adds to a steady stream of commercial real estate lending activity in the retail sector, where private lenders continue to fund shopping center acquisitions and refinancings as banks remain selective. Terms of the loan and the identities of the borrowers were not disclosed in the report.