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News

Pompano Shopper’s Haven Re-development

Shopper's Haven

We are excited to be underway with the re-development of the Shopper’s Haven Shopping Center in Pompano Beach, Florida.  The Publix store is under construction. Expected delivery Spring 2025.

Pizza and Irish Pub Headed to Livingston Marketplace

Dunphy Properties is pleased to announce two more tenants at Livingston Marketplace, a Publix-anchored shopping center in Lutz, Florida. We are excited to have Papa John’s and 40 Thieves Irish Pub in our center. Only one inline space still available!

Two New Inline Tenants at Livingston Marketplace

Dunphy Properties is pleased to announce the two newest tenants at Livingston Marketplace, a Publix-anchored shopping center in Lutz, Florida. We are excited to have IV Harmony Clinic and Prime Barbers in our center!

Block and Masonry Complete at Livingston Marketplace

Livingston Marketplace is well underway with block and masonry now complete. Roof insulation on Publix #1821 is nearly finished and our contractors continue to make way with the on-site utilities. The Project is projected for completion Q3 2022!

 

Opening Late 2022

Dunphy Properties is pleased to announce the newest tenant at Livingston Marketplace: The Postal Mail! Opening scheduled for late 2022.

Livingston Marketplace is slated for completion Q3 2022

Dunphy Properties is excited to be working alongside FMGI in the development of Publix #1821 at Livingston Marketplace. Despite the industry’s multiple challenges, the project is THREE weeks ahead of schedule thanks to our rock star team!

Broken Ground on Livingston Marketplace

Dunphy Properties is pleased to announce that we have broken ground on Livingston Marketplace, a Publix-Anchored shopping center in Lutz, Florida.

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Publix Coming Soon!

Dunphy Properties is very excited to announce its newest project at the southeast corner of County Line Road and Livingston Avenue in Lutz, Florida. This 73,000 square foot development will be anchored by Publix Super Market. Other executed leases to date include Publix Liquor, Heartland Dental, Grand Nails, and Circle K. Groundbreaking is scheduled in mid to late August; be sure to follow our progress as we create another excellent neighborhood shopping center to serve your needs.

Opening this summer!

Great graphics on the Publix at Market at Mirada. Opening this summer!

Market at Mirada

Can you say Heartland Dental and Yummy Tokyo? Coming soon to Outparcel #1 at Market at Mirada.

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Market at Mirada Update


Market at Mirada Construction

Despite the rainy weather, Hawkins Construction is hard at work on Market at Mirada in San Antonio, Florida.

Site work continues on Market at Mirada

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Site work continues on Market at Mirada, the Publix-anchored shopping center in San Antonio, Florida, at Mirada Blvd. and the (under construction) newly re-aligned State Road 52.  Hawkins Construction is the general contractor and Cypress Gulf is the site work contractor.

Zoning approved for our $290 Mixed Use Development, Courthouse Landing, Chesterfield County, Virginia

Thank you to our financial partner Batson Cook, our development partners, our team in Tampa and especially to our team in Richmond. We are looking forward to completing he tasks at hand including the design, permitting and marketing phases of the project. We are blessed to be in partnership with you all and to be given this opportunity to be such a great and positive influence for change in the community of Chesterfield.

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Publix Coming Soon!

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Publix to anchor new Market at Mirada in San Antonio, Florida

Dairy Queen OPEN

Dairy Queen OPEN at Hays Road Town Center, Hudson, Florida

World’s largest Starbucks to open on Mag Mile in 2019, as chain expands Roastery concept

Starbucks plans to open a four-level Roastery flagship on Michigan Avenue, its largest space yet for the high-end concept that the coffee giant is rolling out around the world.

Executive Chairman Howard Schultz said the company plans to bring its Starbucks Reserve Roastery showplace to the current Crate & Barrel building at Michigan Avenue and Erie Street in 2019.

Read full article here. 

Regency mall set for transformation into urban town center after Henrico supervisors OK rezoning

Henrico County’s Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a rezoning request that will allow developers to transform the decades-old Regency mall into an urban town center with up to 1,250 residences.

Although Regency’s owners had said they wanted to save the mall after purchasing it for $13 million in 2015, poor vacancy rates and the steady decline of retail shopping nationwide have led to a change in vision.

With plans to build a NOVA indoor aquatics center and a Surge trampoline park in the former Macy’s South and North buildings, respectively, the mall’s new rezoning — urban mixed-use — will allow The Rebkee Co. and Thalhimer Realty Partners Inc. to build residential housing that had been restricted in the zoning district.

“If you don’t bring rooftops and people to Regency, you’ll never be able to support additional commercial development and you’ll continue to see what you have today,” said Jim Theobald, a lawyer for the developers. In a public hearing and a community meeting earlier this summer, the development team and several nearby residents said they wanted to see the project succeed so that Regency does not fall into obscurity like other aging shopping malls struggling to compete against Amazon and other Online retailers. “If we don’t do something to make the changes that people want to see…shopping centers will just die,” Henrico Supervisor Pat O’Bannon said in an interview before Tuesday’s meeting.

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New Construction of Dairy Queen Underway

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Underway with construction of the new Dairy Queen to be located at Hays Road Town Center, at SR 52 and Hays Road in Hudson, Florida.  Can’t wait for those Blizzards!

Publix Aprons Cooking School

Get ready for the new year with Publix Aprons Cooking School Online

ISCS

I have been attending ICSC conventions for 32 years. As a young professional, I was pretty excited to attend these shows, meet with old friends, make new ones, and enjoy the energy that is ever present, especially at the opening of the conference. Nowadays, after a long career and considering the energy and money it takes to attend, I sometimes ask myself, “Is it worth it?” Do I really need another show?” The answer is always an emphatic, “Yes.”

I have been attending ICSC conventions for 32 years. As a young professional, I was pretty excited to attend these shows, meet with old friends, make new ones, and enjoy the energy that is ever present, especially at the opening of the conference. Nowadays, after a long career and considering the energy and money it takes to attend, I sometimes ask myself, “Is it worth it?” Do I really need another show?” The answer is always an emphatic, “Yes.”

I attend, on average, 5 shows a year. What do I gain by attending them?

Well, first would be that energy I mentioned earlier. There is nothing like the energy and optimism that comes from one of our trade conferences. 1,500-50,000 professionals, depending on the venue, all working in the same industry, excited to be working and discussing transactions, assisting one another, and learning something new. This is seriously invigorating. We need this, for the Commercial Real Estate Development, Leasing/Sales, and Management is a very tough business. It can beat you up badly. So encouragement along the way is essential.

Education: I’m learning every day in this business, but these conferences have always accelerated my understanding and education.

Networking and meeting new people and old friends is, in general, a good thing. It keeps the business fresh and the opportunities anew.

Fun: Yup, I admit it. It’s a good time, too. Getting together with friends and associates in the business … learning what’s going on in their lives … finding the potential for doing more business … all while enjoying good food, good wine, a great golf course, and the culture and entertainment of the cities … good times.

Finally, DEALS. Let’s face it … we do have to perform and execute transactions to thrive in the business. As difficult and testing as most transactions are today, it is incredibly rewarding when a deal comes together. The competitor in me loves the transactional part of the business, too. I am sure all industries and their corresponding tradeshows provide the same type of incentives, but I feel ICSC shows are special. We are blessed to be in a most dynamic and challenging profession. To the young professional, I would encourage you to embrace the conventions and the industry with this mindset. To the old guys like me, continue to be encouraged and inspired by what we do.

See you at RECON in Vegas, May 21-24, 2017!

Jim