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The latest from vestar and our properties

ALL acquisitions corporate development management retailer sustainability

07.15.2024

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Development, Retailer

Retail remains red-hot in the post-pandemic recovery

Verrado Marketplace in Buckeye is a $275 million, 500,000-square-foot project that will be anchored by Target, Harkins BackLot, Safeway, Marshalls, Ross and HomeGoods.

07.04.2024

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Development

AZ Big Podcast: Kean Thomas of Vestar talks trends to watch in retail

DMB Associates is partnering with Vestar to create Verrado Marketplace, a dynamic retail center at the front door of Verrado, an 8,800-acre master-planned community in Buckeye.

06.03.2024

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Development

First look: Buckeye’s Verrado Marketplace with Target, Safeway, Harkins gets final approvals

Phoenix-based Vestar received final site approval for Verrado Marketplace, a major shopping center that's planned for the fast-growing Buckeye suburb.

05.28.2024

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Development

Open-Air Centers Have Changed: Take a Look at What’s Coming out of the Ground Now

Today’s ground-up open-air projects differ from those of earlier eras. The changes — including ramping up outparcel tenants, focusing less on big-box anchors and adding spacious lawns, plazas and patios — offer a glimps

05.06.2024

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Development

Vestar to Break Ground on Phase 2 of Vineyard Towne Center in Metro Phoenix

Vestar has announced plans to break ground this month on Phase 2 of construction at Vineyard Towne Center in Queen Creek, roughly 40 miles outside Phoenix.

05.01.2024

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Development

Phoenix Shopping Center Developer Adding New Projects Across the Valley

As traditional indoor malls grapple with the challenge of remaining relevant as shopping patterns and preferences change, one Phoenix-based developer of large-scale, open-air shopping centers remains bullish about Phoenix’s

05.01.2024

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Development

Phoenix’s growth driving shopping center construction, developer says

The development, which will cost about $275 million to build, will include Harkins BackLot, Target, Marshalls, Ross, HomeGoods and Safeway.
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