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01 September In Press by John DiOrio

Unison’s John DiOrio in Shopping Centers Today: “Distressed vs. Value-add: Investors dig for opportunities in difficult market”

Shopping Centers Today – September 2018by Joe Gose, Contributor Given the recent disruptions in the retail industry, some might assume there would be an abundance of opportunities for value-add and distressed-property buyers out to grab retail centers at discount, fix them up and then pocket…

25 January In Press, Unison News by John DiOrio

Unison Realty & Blue Vista Capital Acquire Hunt River Commons Shopping Center in North Kingstown, Rhode Island

BOSTON, MA (January 25, 2018) – A joint venture between Unison Realty Partners and Blue Vista Capital Management announced its purchase of Hunt River Commons, a 147,270-square foot neighborhood shopping center in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, for $15.85M. Anchored by Stop & Shop and Marshalls,…

26 September In Press, Unison News by John DiOrio

Unison Realty Partners Acquires Publix-Anchored Center, Lake Mary Pointe, in Orlando MSA

BOSTON, MA (September 26, 2017) – Unison Realty Partners, a privately held retail real estate investment management firm, announced its purchase of Lake Mary Pointe, a 51,000-square-foot neighborhood grocery-anchored shopping center in Lake Mary, FL. The firm acquired the property from Retail Properties of America,…

18 September In Press, Unison News by John DiOrio

Unison Realty Partners Makes $21.1 Million Acquisition in Toms River, New Jersey

BOSTON, MA (September 14, 2017) – Unison Realty Partners, a privately held retail real estate investment management firm, announced its purchase of Commons at Hooper, a 120,349-square foot community shopping center in Toms River, New Jersey. Acquired out of a bankruptcy auction, Unison in partnership…

06 March In Press, Unison News by John DiOrio

Unison Realty Partners Expands Charlotte Market Presence

Unison Realty Partners Expands Charlotte Market Presence with Acquisition of Mooresville Festival Anchored by Kohl’s and Big Lots, shopping center is a soft-goods retail destination in Mooresville, NC corridor MOORESVILLE, NC (March 1, 2017) – Unison Realty Partners, a leading privately held retail real estate…

27 October In Current Events, Unison News by John DiOrio

The Suburbs Are Changing – And Now’s the Time to Invest

We’re strong believers in the strength of the suburbs, a topic of a number of our blogs and articles. That’s why we were excited to see the new findings of a forthcoming report, Demographic Strategies for Real Estate, which was compiled by the Urban Land…

26 September In Uncategorized by John DiOrio

How to Maintain a Diverse Team – and Succeed

Since Unison’s inception in 2010, diversity has been an integral part of growing our team. Why? Because bringing together a team with different backgrounds and perspectives is inherently important to how we approach everything, from day-to-day discussions to company-wide decision-making. But while the benefits of…

01 September In Unison News by John DiOrio

Unison Realty Partners Acquires Interest in High Pointe Commons On Harrisburg’s East Shore

Premier shopping center anchored by Target and JCPenney hosts strong tenant line-up with historically high occupancy. Unison Realty Partners, a Boston-based privately held retail real estate investment management firm, acquired 100 percent ownership interest in High Pointe Commons, a premier 355,000-square-foot regional community center in…

29 August In Current Events by John DiOrio

Why Secondary and Tertiary Markets are Hotspots for Grocery-Anchored Shopping Centers

Retail real estate is shifting. In recent years, investment and development momentum has begun to veer toward secondary and tertiary markets in areas like Charlotte, North Carolina and Atlanta, George, stemming from increasing growth in those markets. And now, investors are noticing. What’s caused this…

22 August In Current Events by John DiOrio

Even as Macy’s Closes Stores, Retail Shouldn’t be a Dirty Word in Investing

Last week, Macy’s, the largest department store operator in the country by retail sales, announced that it planned to close 100 retail stores in early 2017. According to the company, it plans to operate fewer brick-and-mortar stores and concentrate its resources on e-commerce and its…