By Meghan Hall In recent years, retail centers and shopping malls have been eyed by developers. Well located, and with land to spare, such assets are considered prime for redevelopment as brick-and-mortar retail reinvents itself. However, plans for repositioning do not always pencil out, and new companies will often step up to take the reins. […]
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