Local retail today is all about new players: new investors, new tenants, new ways of deal making. With Hawai‘i’s economic recovery in full swing, offshore restaurateurs and retailers are arriving in the islands with “open for business” signs in hand.
Local retail today is all about new players: new investors, new tenants, new ways of deal making.
With Hawai‘i’s economic recovery in full swing, offshore restaurateurs and retailers are arriving in the islands with “open for business” signs in hand.
Many local businesses are expanding their locations. Shopping centers statewide are outsourcing leasing and management.
The International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) is set to discuss these new business dynamics and what they portend for retail in Hawai‘i, at the ICSC Hawai‘i spring program, “New Retail Horizons for Hawai‘i,” on Thursday, April 1, from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Ala Moana Hotel in Honolulu.
Presenters on the panel entitled “New Investors, New Faces” include Jeffery Berger, president of University Capital Management, Sacramento, Calif.; Gus Gianulias, president of Gianulias Investments, Sacramento; William Passo, president and chief executive officer of Passco Real Estate Enterprises, Santa Ana, Calif.; with moderator Scott Gomes, senior vice president of CB Richard Ellis Hawaii.
Please see www.icsc.org for more details.
