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Will Funeral Homes Be The Death Of The Shopping Center? Or, Will They Bring Them Life?

December 22, 2013 By 7 Comments
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Today, we’re going to revisit a general topic we visited last June 30. Ironically, this was also just before a holiday week and was seen by about 25% fewer readers than in a normal week. Oh well – “If the spirit moves you, let me groove you.” That’s from “Let’s Get It On” by Marvin Gaye. What’s the topic? It’s Prohibited Uses.

The inspiration for today’s posting comes from something, Tanya Marsh, a good friend and a good Professor at Wake Forest University School of Law wrote and then sent to us. [Read more…]

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Prohibited Uses – Retail Lease Negotiators, Like The Generals, Are Always Fighting The Last War

June 30, 2013 By 3 Comments
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This posting precedes a forthcoming July 4 four-day weekend. So, we are surmising that a substantial minority of the 2000+ readers Ruminations attracts each week will be hoping for a short, less than technical topic today. That would be a relief to you and us, given the extraordinary length of last week’s post about how a profit can be made through the use of submetering. If you didn’t see that posting or promised yourself that “you’d get to it,” AND it snows on July 4th, you may want to take that day to revisit the Ruminations blog site.

Only if you’ve been sleeping would you not realize that “times they are a-changin” [Read more…]

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