ULI Dallas-Fort Worth - Shopping for New Ideas: The Next Wave of Mixed-Use Malls

When

2024-01-17
2024-01-17T07:30:00 - 2024-01-17T09:15:00
America/Chicago

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    Where

    Park City Club 5956 Sherry Lane #1700 Dallas, TX 75225-8028 UNITED STATES
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    Early Pricing Until December 22 Members Non-Members
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    Shopping malls tell the story of the evolution of shopping habits and consumer patterns as we review the 2023 holiday season and prepare for the future. First, Lincoln Square, the new outdoor center under development in Arlington, is creating strong momentum and a lot of buzz. Next up, the Shops at Willow Bend makes headlines as new owners start to build on a range of experiential retail draws and valuable land. And last, but not least, Assembly Park in East Plano is a complete rethinking of a smaller scale indoor mall, combining adaptive reuse and new construction for a stronger mixed-use development. Join us as we use these projects as a lens for the future of the DFW retail experience and find how 2024 may help shape the retail story.

    Speakers

    Moderator

    Peter Braster

    City of Plano

    In late 2015, Peter Braster was named the City of Plano’s Director of Special Projects. Located in the Office of the City Manager, the Special Projects position was created to bridge economic development and real estate development in Plano. Specifically, the goal of the department is to find and add value in each special project, keeping Plano the city of excellence. Currently, Mr. Braster oversees the ongoing redevelopment of Downtown Plano; is the ombudsman for the special projects (i.e. Legacy West, Cotton Belt Regional Rail Corridor Project, etc.); and leads the City’s retail redevelopment program – the first project being the Collin Creek Mall. The Collin Creek Redevelopment is a 99-acre mixed-use urban center with single-family, multifamily, independent living, office, hotel and retail. It is the largest public private partnership in Plano’s history and uses all the economic development tools available. Mr. Braster has over 30 years of public and private experience. He began his career in civil engineering by working on large transportation projects including several highway, airport, and light rail systems in New York and California. Peter is a member of the Urban Land Institute, Co-Chair of the North Texas Urban Land Institute Public-Private Partnership Product Council, member of the International Council of Shopping Centers.

    Panelist

    Barney McAuley

    Managing Director, Capital Markets, Edge Realty Capital Markets

    Bernard E. McAuley Managing Director Edge Realty Partners September 5, 2020 Personal Profile A real estate achiever with over 40 years of experience in brokerage, acquisitions, asset management, valuation, due diligence, financing, workouts, restructures, joint ventures, capital formation, leasing, marketing, and leadership. Dispositions § Direct the marketing on $1 billion of commercial real estate for Goldman Sachs. § Interface with the directors of asset management, construction, acquisitions, development, closing, legal, accounting, and portfolio to inform them of the effects of the sale process on their group, to get their assistance in the marketing effort, and to build a consensus on the commercial sales program within the company. § Initiate, promote and maintain open and congenial communication between the marketing team and the investment committee and client. § Establishment and direction of the marketing team § Set up and implemented a presale due diligence program § Established Marketing valuation program § Personally market all larger assets § Built a marketing data base Founded Franklin Real Estate Group, a firm engaged in the sale of office building portfolios and capital formation. § Directed the sale of two office building portfolios at prices well about the clients' expectations and within a very tight frame. As a result, the client was able to improve their credit rating and raise more capital than expected form their IPO sale. § Located 9 buyers/equity partners who met the clients' requirements for a $200 million national office portfolio joint venture. Acquisitions/ New Business Development § Directed efforts in office building acquisitions in Austin, Houston, San Antonio and Phoenix. § Led the acquisitions and development team on behalf of high net worth investor. § D