Al Urbanski is a Real Estate Editor at Chain Store Age. He focuses on themes related to construction and real estate, including commercial real estate, retail analytics, and property management, while also exploring the intersections of business, economics, and consumer behavior. Al's work has been featured in DMN and Chain Store Age.
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Al Urbanski's coverage primarily focuses on the retail and real estate industry, with significant attention to press releases and private sector announcements. He would likely be receptive to pitches that involve exclusive insights or data related to retail trends, shopping centers, and real estate developments in the United States.
Given his focus on citing data, Al may also appreciate pitches from experts who can provide statistical analysis or trend forecasts within the retail and real estate sectors. Additionally, as he covers product promotions to a certain extent, there might be opportunities for coverage of new products or innovative marketing strategies within the retail space.
If you have access to unique market research or insider perspectives in these areas, it could make your pitch more compelling for Al Urbanski.
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Joe Paolino-headed investment group buys the 1.4 million-sq.-ft. property in receivership.
Version III of a visitor favorite is unveiled at Hawaii’s biggest retail center.
The sporting goods leader’s experiential store will make its Chicago area debut in Joliet, some 20 miles south of Chicago.
The open-air center developer acquires Shadow Lake Towne Center in the Omaha metro.
The Shoppes at Chino Hills outside Anaheim now has access to two million kilowatt hours of emissions-free energy.
By: Al Urbanski
Savona Food works will occupy 30,000 square feet.
By: Al Urbanski
Uptown is rising on the site of the former Foothills Mall.
By: Al Urbanski
New Jersey town will see American Dream in court over Sunday openings.
Newport Pavilion sits across the Ohio River from Cincinnati
For landlords, says Ifshin, the retail real estate market is better than it’s been in 30 years.
