july | 2016 - Minnesota Shopping Center Association

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Modern Day Power Center.............................. 1-2
Snapshot: Grove Plaza........................................... 2
Minnesota Marketplace.................................... 3-4
Rising Star............................................................... 4
Professional Showcase.......................................... 5
25th Annual Golf Recap................................... 6-9
MSCA Leadership...............................................10
Calendar of Events & Corp. Sponsors..............11
STARRSM Award Nominations...........................12
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JULY 2016
FEATURE
ARTICLE
Modern Day Power Center
by Johnny Reimann, MID-AMERICA REAL ESTATE – MINNESOTA, LLC
CENTRAL PARK COMMONS
(CPC) in Eagan will not be your
grandfather’s power center. Much
has already been written and
discussed regarding CSMs new
project located on the Northwest
corner of Yankee Doodle Road
and Pilot Knob Road. There are
features within the project that
make it unique, and challenges
the developers overcame to offer
a finished product assured to be
a community landing spot for
decades.
How many developers would put 47
acres under contract to close within
30 days, without contingencies for
zoning and city approvals? The
former Lockheed Martin facility was
purchased by CSM in 2011. The
CSM team balanced their goals with
the city’s, all while aiming to deliver
what the market could support. The
site was purchased four years before
city approval, no doubt with certain
redevelopment goals in mind.
Throughout the approval process,
the company proposed and retracted
at least two different conceptual
plans for a shopping center before
ultimately settling on the final
design currently under construction.
CPC will have an interior design in
similar style of Tamarack Village,
with anchors on the perimeter
facing inward, and restaurant/
service users on the inside. The
goal is to create a “sense of place”
where shoppers and diners will have
a unique experience and want to
come back. These aspects include a
middle village area, restaurant row
backing up to a creek, and enhanced
public areas all aiming to create
a connection to community and
neighborhood. Events will start
and finish at CPC, such as 4th of
July celebrations, 5K runs and other
community events. The buildings
are designed with 4 sided views in
mind, and every building in the
middle village area was uniquely
designed in the spirit of a downtown
commercial district. Slanted parking
in that area might make you feel like
you’re driving through downtown
Virginia in search of a Hanson
brother. With a 50’ grade change
over 1,840 feet, there was a lot of
work involved to balance the site
(CSM’s retaining wall contractor
must love them!). Grade changes of
that severity might usually be a
The site was
purchased four
years before
city approval,
no doubt
with certain
redevelopment
goals in mind.
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CENTRAL PARK COMMONS (CPC) IN EAGAN
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FEATURE ARTICLE CONTINUED: Modern Day Power Center
detriment, but those walls are also a
visual amenity that further make the
project unique.
HERE ARE SOME IMPRESSIVE STATS:
660,000 square feet of office building
was removed including 3 levels
below grade. When they dug it up,
there were 40,000 extra subterranean
square feet that nobody knew
about! All told, 240 tons of Asbestos
Containing Material (ACM) was
removed, 60 tons of aluminum and
58 tons of copper. CSM salvaged
all concrete and asphalt on the site
totaling 100 million pounds, which
was recycled into aggregate base and
put back under parking areas.
The anchor spaces are being built
using architectural pre-cast concrete
construction method. Thin brick is
set in a mold that is manufactured
off site, brought on site in pieces,
assembled, then binded by concrete
mix with field applied stone to bring
depth and accents to each building.
The city of Eagan re-classified the
material to be used for the first time
on a large scale retail development.
Byerlys in Edina was constructed
in this manner and was a major
example to get people excited
about it. Pre-cast construction is
a saver of time and money. It will
be interesting to see if the method
is used more often in retail going
forward (historically it’s been used
for industrial construction of more
generic buildings).
The initial phase of CPC is trending
to be delivered to users later this
summer. Tenants will include
HyVee, Sierra Trading Post, Hobby
Lobby, Marshalls, Total Wine,
HomeGoods, a Fairview clinic, Ulta,
Punch Pizza and R Taco among
others. CSM is in some phase of
negotiations with tenants totaling
86% of the leasable space. When
construction is complete, they are
aiming to be full. n
All told,
240 tons of
Asbestos
Containing
Material
(ACM) was
removed,
60 tons of
aluminum
and 58 tons
of copper.
SNAPSHOT: GROVE PLAZA — 7210 E POINT DOUGLAS ROAD, COTTAGE GROVE, MN
OPENED: Projected opening spring/summer of 2017
OWNER: EBL-S, Philadelphia PA
MANAGING AGENT: Self-Managed
REAL ESTATE REPRESENTATIVE: Deb Carlson, Cushman &
Wakefield/NorthMarq 952-465-3370
ARCHITECT: Bob Lucius, RSP Architects
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR: Dave Schwartz,
Innovative Construction Solutions , Brookfield WI
GLA: 118,491 sf
CURRENT OCCUPANCY: 99% vacant
ANCHOR: Shadow anchored by new 95,700 sf
HyVee supermarket and freestanding gas/convenience store,
currently in development
MARKET AREA SERVED: SE Twin Cities
FACTS/NARRATIVE: HyVee has purchased the vacant Rainbow end of the Grove Plaza Center in Cottage Grove for a late spring/early
summer 2017 store opening. Grove Plaza now includes the vacant Home Depot box of 95,700 sf, and 14,310 sf of small shop space,
along with a new, freestanding BTS of 5,300 sf. Delivery projected for end of 2016, with store openings coinciding with HyVee
completion in mid-2017.
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IN THE
NEWS
Minnesota Marketplace
by Katie Prater, PASTER PROPERTIES
4 SHAKE SHACK opened its first
location in Minnesota at Mall of
America. The 2,600 sf store opened
in June in the Culinary on North
food court. To reduce its carbon
footprint, Shake Shack sources all
of its beef locally from Revier Cattle
Co. in Olivia, MN.
4 After nearly 70 years on Nicollet
Mall, RUSH’S BRIDAL announced it
will close at the end of the summer.
The Rush family will continue to
own the building and is searching
for a new tenant for the bridal
shop space.
4 Z ITALIANO closed at Southdale
Center after just six months in
business. Zach Saueressig, owner,
cited poor foot traffic for the closure
of the 5,000 sf restaurant.
4 BARNES & NOBLE is closing its store
in the Calhoun Village shopping
center. An article printed by the
Southwest Journal lists a drugstore
with a drive-thru as the replacement
tenant for Barnes & Noble.
4 KONA GRILL opened at Ridgedale
Center in June. This is the 39th
Kona Grill location nationwide,
and the second in Minnesota. The
Ridgedale location has outdoor
patio seating, an indoor exhibition
kitchen, and a sushi bar.
4 LEN DRUSKIN closed its Southdale
store just four months after moving
from the Galleria. President,
Michael Druskin is working to
streamline the brand and stores.
The other four Len locations in the
Twin Cities, as well as the discount
store in Southdale, and the Chicago
store remain open.
4 TORY BURCH will open its first
Minnesota store at the Galleria this
fall. The store will be 3,200 sf and
will be located in Dugo’s former
space. Dugo, which stands for “dress
up, go out,” relocated to the space
right next door at the Galleria.
4 SPORTS AUTHORITY will close all of
its stores nationwide by the end of
August due to bankruptcy. When
the bankruptcy was originally
announced, the sporting goods
retailer only planned to close 140
of its 450 stores; however, they
were unable to find a buyer for the
remaining locations.
4 CARIBOU COFFEE & EINSTEIN BAGELS
opened their second downtown
Minneapolis location in the Wells
Fargo towers. The cafe features
all of the Caribou and Einstein
favorites, as well as an open bar
that is part of a partnership with
Argo Tea. Caribou and Einstein
also announced a signed lease
for The Shops at 1700 mixed-use
development in Minnetonka, which
is projected to be complete in
January 2017.
4 Blue Plate announced signed
leases for the spaces formerly
occupied by Brasserie Zentral and
Foreign Legion located downtown
Minneapolis in the Soo Line
Building. MERCURY DINING ROOM &
RAIL is the concept planned for the
Brasserie Zentral space, and Shindig
Event Center is the concept planned
for the Foreign Legion space. Both
are set to open fall 2016.
SHAKE SHACK
KONA GRILL
LEN DRUSKIN
– continued on page 4
CARIBOU COFFEE & EINSTEIN BAGELS
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Minnesota Marketplace
4 KATA ORGANIC CAFE & FITNESS
BOUTIQUE opened at 4279 Sheridan
Avenue South in Linden Hills.
The cafe focuses on serving fresh,
nutritious food, and also offers a
boutique fitness studio on site as
well. Kata is open for breakfast,
lunch, and dinner as well as serves
brunch on the weekends.
RISING
STAR
4 Popular Thai restaurant, ROAT
OSHA, is relocating to Calhoun
Square in Uptown and the space
formerly occupied by Chang Mai
Thai. The current Roat Osha
building located at 27th and
Hennepin in Uptown Minneapolis
will be demolished to make room
for Walgreen’s.
KATA ORGANIC CAFE & FITNESS BOUTIQUE
Fabletics
by Nicole Urista, CMA
FABLETICS IS AN ATHLEISURE CLOTHING LINE FOR MEN AND WOMEN. JustFab Inc. Co-CEOs, Don Ressler
and Adam Goldberg along with Kate Hudson saw a gap in the marketplace for stylish and high quality gear at an
accessible price point.
Launched as an online subscription retailer in October 2013 and moved into brick and mortar locations in September
2015. Fabletics now has seven retail locations in Bridgewater, New Jersey; Cincinnati, Ohio; Newark, Delaware,
Columbia, Maryland; St. Louis, Missouri; Woodland Hills, California and Bloomington, Minnesota.
To make an online Fabletics purchase you first
take a quiz to determine your personalized
outfit recommendations that fit your lifestyle.
Check out as a guest or as a VIP member. VIP
members sign up for an online subscription
in which they receive up to 50% off regular
pricing and earn points towards free loyalty
items, both online and instore.
VIP members receive a monthly email and
are given the option to shop or “Skip the
Month” by the 5th of each month. If you do
not shop or “Skip the Month” your credit card will be charged on the 6th in the amount of $49.95. This amount goes
into your account as a credit to be used at Fabletics. Your membership can be cancelled at any time by calling the
Member Services Team. Some customers have claimed to be scammed by the monthly subscription, by not fulling
understanding the terms. Fabletics has since updated their website and made it clear what the VIP membership
subscription terms include.
The athleisure industry continues to flourish. Americans spent nearly $44 billion on “active wear” in 2015, up 16% over
2014. Fabletics plans to open 75 to 100 stores over the next three to five years.
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instore.
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GOLF
RECAP
MCSA 25th Annual Golf Tournament Recap
It was a beautiful sunny day for the
25th Annual Golf Tournament held
on June 20th. Another great year of
golfing and networking with other
MSCA members and their clients.
WE ARE HAPPY TO REPORT THAT WE
HAD 288 GOLFERS AND 70+ FEATURE/
EVENT HOLE/GREEN SPONSORS FOR THE
TOURNAMENT. We also held our 2nd
annual Bag Toss Tournament in
the afternoon for our non-golfers,
which had another 30+ for a fun
and laid back networking event.
Although nobody won the Hole-InOne contests sponsored by MSCA
this year, it was clear this was a great
addition to our tournament!
The Golf Committee puts a lot of
time and effort into preparations
for the event. We would also like to
recognize and thank CUTTING EDGE
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE as our Golf
Tournament Title sponsor.
A special thank you goes out to
all the committee members and
volunteers who gave their time and
expertise in making this great event
possible. A job well done!
We all look forward to next year’s
event being even more successful
so mark your calendars for the 26th
Annual MSCA Golf Tournament
scheduled for June 19, 2017!
...mark your calendars for
the 26th Annual MSCA
Golf Tournament scheduled for
June 19, 2017!
BILL BISSONETT, MSCA GOLF TOURNAMENT FOUNDER!
MSCA RAISED $5,500 FOR CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL! THANKS TO THE COMPANY AUCTION DONATIONS BELOW:
Alliance Bank
Aspen Waste Systems, Inc.
Barna, Guzy & Steffen, Ltd.
CSM Corporation
Christianson & Company Commercial Real Estate
Services
Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
Diehl and Partners, LLC
Doran Companies
Doubletree by Hilton Minneapolis-Park Place
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Fendler Patterson Construction, Inc.
Great Clips, Inc.
IRC Retail Centers
Lindquist & Vennum LLP
MSCA
MSCA Golf Committee
MSCA Learning Session Committee
MSCA Legislative Committee
MSCA Networking Committee
MSCA Newsletter Committee
MSCA Program Committee
MSCA Research Committee
MSCA Sponsorship Committee
MSCA STARRSM Awards Committee
Mall of America
Mid-America Real Estate - Minnesota, LLC
Moore & Co. Commercial Real Estate, LLC
Old Republic Title
Paster Properties
Quality Trusted Commercial Construction & Roofing
RSP Architects, Ltd.
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
The Shoppes at Arbor Lakes
Stonewood Properties
Vantage Law Group, PLLC
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DONORS AND
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FOR YOUR
SUPPORT
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GOLF
WINNERS
MSCA 2016 Golf Winners
OVERALL – CROSSROADS COURSE:
OVERALL – SIGNATURE COURSE:
1ST PLACE:
Mike Collins – Cutting Edge Property Maintenance
Dave Nelson – TCF Bank
Steve Steen – TruStone Financial
Jim LaPlante – TCF Bank
1ST PLACE:
Kevin Strandberg – BWS Heating and Air Conditioning
Bruce Strandberg – BWS Heating and Air Conditioning
Adam Isaacson – Donnay Commercial Properties
Mike Leoni – Don Stevens, LLC
CLOSEST TO THE PIN: Michael Stephens
LONGEST PUTT: Chris Sherman
LONGEST DRIVE (WOMEN): Lisa Guzy
LONGEST DRIVE (MEN): Richard Copeland
CLOSEST TO THE PIN: Randy Hoversten
LONGEST PUTT: Brandon Lyles
LONGEST DRIVE (WOMEN): Michelle Malacko Baldwin
LONGEST DRIVE (MEN): Brian Merz
GOODIE BAG DONORS:
Alliance Bank
DryTech Restoration and Construction
Fresh Paint Inc.
Global Closing & Title Services
Great Southern Bank
KleinBank
McDonough’s Water Jetting
& Drain Cleaning
Miller Architects Builders & Properties
PGA Superstore
Qt Commercial Construction & Roofing
Solution Blue
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
RAFFLE DONORS:
Aspen Waste Systems
Clean Response
Commercial Real Estate Services
Commercial Realty Solutions
Cypress Equities/Eden Prairie Center
Deerwood Bank
Diversified Construction
DryTech Restoration and Construction
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
JLL
Kraus-Anderson Companies
Mickman Brothers, Inc.
Mint Roofing
PGA Superstore
Schwickert’s Tecta America
Slawik Properties/Har-Mar, Inc.
Superior Striping, Inc.
Venture Mortgage Corporation
MAJOR GOLF SPONSORS:
GOLF TOURNAMENT TITLE SPONSOR:
Cutting Edge Property Maintenance
OASIS SPONSORS:
Crossroads: The Mandinec Group Landscaping Inc.
Signature: Mid-America Real Estate – Minnesota, LLC
LUNCH SPONSOR: H.J. Development, Inc.
BEVERAGE SPONSOR: Kraus-Anderson Companies
PAR-TEE CART SPONSOR: NorthStar Retail Group of Marcus & Millichap
BAG TAG SPONSOR: Oppidan, Inc.
BLOODY MARY/SCREWDRIVER SPONSOR:
Landform Professional Services
WINE PULL SPONSORS: IRC Retail Centers, BP Liquors
& Broadway Pizza – Brooklyn Park
DINNER SPONSORS: Lidstrom Commercial Realtors
and Stonewood Properties, Inc.
PHOTO SPONSOR: Loucks
BAG TOSS TOURNAMENT SPONSOR: Western Bank
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CONTINUED: MSCA 2016 GOLF WINNERS
HOLE AND GREEN SPONSORS:
American Engineering Testing
Aspen Waste Systems
Barna, Guzy & Steffen, Ltd.
Bernick Lifson, PA
BMO Harris Bank
Braun Intertec
Building Maintenance Management
Clean Response
CMA
CoBeck Construction
Commercial Partners Title, LLC
CSM Corporation
Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
Cutting Edge Property Maintenance
Fendler Patterson Construction
First American Title Insurance Co.
Fost Choles Agency American Family Insurance
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
Guaranty Commercial Title, Inc.
Interstate Companies
John A. Dalsin & Son Roofing
Kimley-Horn
Maple Crest Landscape
Marcus & Millichap
Metro Paving, Inc.
Mid-America Real Estate - Minnesota, LLC
THANK YOU!
Midwest Maintenance & Mechanical, Inc.
NaturalGreen Landscape Management
Northern Technologies, Inc.
Oppidan Investment Company
Paster Properties
Qt Commercial Construction & Roofing
Sambatek, Inc.
Talberg Lawn & Landscape
TruNorth Painting
Village Green Landscapes
Wenck Associates
Western Bank
Westwood Professional Services
Thank you to all MSCA golfers and volunteers for your help and dedication to the 25th Annual Golf Tournament. The weather cooperated
for a great day of golf and a lot of great networking. We hope to see everyone back for 2017.
— Karla & Ryan, MSCA Staff
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MSCA LEADERSHIP
OFFICERS:
STAFF:
President: Bob Pounds – Colliers International | Minneapolis-St. Paul
1st Vice President: Rick Plessner – IRC Retail Centers
2nd Vice President: Jesseka Doherty – Mid-America Real Estate – Minnesota, LLC
Treasurer: Leah Maurer – Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
Secretary: Paul Schroeder – Westwood Professional Services
Executive Director: Karla Keller Torp (p) 952-888-3490 (c) 952-292-2414
Associate Director: Ryan Hericks (p) 952-888-3491 (c) 952-292-2416
Layout Design: Christine Moen (c) 612-481-5061
COMMITTEE CHAIRS:
GOLF................................ Jon Fahning – Shingobee
................................. Kelle Lang Staats – Guaranty Commercial Title, Inc.
DIRECTORS:
Eileen Engels – Verizon Wireless
Jon Fahning - Shingobee
Caleb Frostman – U.S. Bank National Association
Natina James – RSP Architects, Ltd.
Jeff Johnson – Barna, Guzy & Steffen, Ltd.
Wendy Madsen – Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Paul Maenner – Maenner Properties, Inc.
Immediate Past President (as Director): Tony Barranco – Ryan Companies US, Inc.
LEARNING SESSION ......... Brian Klancke – Marcus & Millichap
................................. Kristin Blenkush – Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
LEGISLATIVE..................... Leah Maurer – Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
................................. Paul Berg – WaterStone Bank
NETWORKING................... Julie Stanke – Fresh Paint Inc.
................................. Susan Pederson – DryTech Restoration and Construction
NEWSLETTER.................... Susanne Miller – Loucks
................................. Phil Foster – CMA
NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE ROSTER:
Greg Brenny - Briggs & Morgan, P.A.
Steve Day - Sullivan|Day Construction
Phil Foster - CMA
Kevin Good - Advanced Drainage Systems
Richard Jahnke - Sunbelt Business Brokers
Natina James - RSP Architects, Ltd.
Jackie Knight - The Ackerberg Group
Greg LaMere - Metro Equity Management LLC
Susanne Miller - Loucks
Brandon O’Connell - Mid-America Real Estate – Minnesota LLC
Jeff Orosz - Sambatek, Inc.
Katie Prater - Paster Properties
Johnny Reimann - Mid-America Real Estate – Minnesota LLC
Jeffrey Serum - Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
Nicole Urista - CMA
NEW MEMBERS:
Welcome
Guaranty Commercial Title, Inc.......................... Cheryl Novak
Lindquist & Vennum LLP..................................... Jim Walston
Alta Contractor Services, LLC.............................. Faye Mitchell
Gaughan Companies.............................................. Dan Hebert
Gaughan Companies.............................................. Lucas Gaughan
Talberg Lawn & Landscape................................... Dan Ferencik
RE/MAX Results - Commercial Group............... Mark Hulsey
ISG, Inc.................................................................... Andrew Brandel
Ken Potts.................................................................. Jaeger Construction
Melissa Meyer......................................................... CBL & Associates Properties, Inc.
PROGRAM........................ Matthew Mock – QT Commercial Construction & Roofing
................................. Jennie Zafft – CBRE
RETAIL REPORT................ Mike Sturdivant – Paster Properties
................................. Jeff Mitchell – Hoyt Properties, Inc.
SPONSORSHIP................. Wendy Madsen – Ryan Companies US, Inc.
................................. Kurt Stenson - Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
STARR AWARDS................ Stefanie Meyer - Mid-America Real Estate – Minnesota, LLC
................................. Russ McGinty - North Central Commercial Real Estate
MEMBER NEWS:
• HOPE LAW PLLC won National Certification from the
Women’s Business Development Center.
•
MELISSA DUCE is now Vice President of Development at Doran Companies.
•
JEFF OROSZ has joined JLL.
MSCA IS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR 2017!
If you would be a dedicated and hardworking addition to one of our nine committees, then take a look
at our committee page for your chance to contribute to this great association.
Committees meet at all sorts of different times throughout the year, so find the one that fits your
interests and schedule the best.
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COMMITTEE PAGE!
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REGISTER FOR THESE 2016 CALENDAR EVENTS
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MSCA 2016 CORPORATE SPONSORS
JULY FEATURED SPONSORS – Click on the logos below to learn more about our corporate sponsors.
Allied Blacktop Company
Aspen Waste Systems, Inc.
BMO Harris Bank
Barna, Guzy & Steffen, Ltd.
Bremer Bank, N.A.
CBRE
CMA
CSM Corporation
Clean Response
Colliers International | Minneapolis-St. Paul
Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
Cutting Edge Property Maintenance
Doran Companies
The Driessen Group, LLC
DryTech Restoration and Construction
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Fendler Patterson Construction, Inc.
First American Title Insurance Co.
Fost Choles Agency Inc. - American
Family Insurance
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
GGP/Ridgedale
Great Clips, Inc.
Great Southern Bank
H.J. Development, Inc.
IRC Retail Centers
Interstate Companies
JLL
John’s Sewer and Drain Cleaning
Kimley-Horn
Kraus-Anderson Companies
Larkin Hoffman
Lindquist & Vennum LLP
Mall of America
The Mandinec Group Landscaping Inc.
Maple Crest Landscape
Marcus & Millichap
McGough Companies
Messerli & Kramer P.A.
Mid-America Real Estate – Minnesota, LLC
Midwest Maintenance & Mechanical, Inc.
Oppidan, Inc.
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Paster Properties
Prescription Landscape
RSM US LLP
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Sambatek, Inc.
Schwickert’s Tecta America
Shingobee
Smith Gendler Shiell Sheff Ford & Maher
Stinson Leonard Street LLP
TCF Bank
Target Corporation
Trautz Properties, Inc.
U.S. Bank National Association
United Properties
Vantage Law Group
Venture Mortgage Corporation
Weis Builders, Inc.
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Westwood Professional Services, Inc.
STARR Awards CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
SM
Projects Completed by: September 1, 2015 - August 31, 2016
Deadline: Nominations must be received via mail or fax by July 11, 2016.
Categories
Please check ONE (1) box.
The annual MSCA Shopping Center Tribute Awards for Retail Real Estate
(STARRSM) 2016 competition recognizes outstanding projects and industry
leaders of Minnesota retail real estate and development.
1 Interior Design
Eligibility
q Full Service Restaurant: Sit down eatery with table-side service.
q Quick Service/Fast Casual/Fast Food: Limited menu and does not offer table-side service.
q Retail/Non-Food Service
2 New Construction
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Entries must be within the
state of Minnesota.
Retail under 10,000 sf
Retail 10,000 sf – 20,000 sf
Retail 20,000 sf – 50,000 sf
Retail over 50,000 sf
Any one retail project
may be submitted in
multiple categories (use a
separate form).
3 Design & Aesthetics Renovation/Remodel
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Projects completed and
occupied between
September 1, 2015 August 31, 2016 are eligible.
A retail project that was an enhancement of an existing retail structure.
Interior Retail under 5,000 sf
Interior Retail 5,000 sf – 15,000 sf
Interior Retail over 15,000 sf
Exterior Retail under 20,000 sf
Exterior Retail over 20,000 sf
4 Development Process
q Any size project with a retail component that had unique development issues, site
approvals, technical and financial challenges and/or incorporating sustainable design,
materials or construction techniques.
5 Redevelopment
q Any size project with a retail component that had an identifiable change of use to the
project.
There is no fee associated
with making a nomination.
Upon qualification,
projects are subject to a
fee. Upon receipt of all
nominations and after
qualification, MSCA will
mail final entry forms,
guidelines, judging criteria
and fee information to the
submittal contact.
Awards will be presented
at the STARRSM Awards
holiday party on Tuesday,
December 6, at Golden
Valley Country Club in
Golden Valley.
6 Mixed Use
q Any size project encompassing retail and other non-retail uses where retail has made a
significant contribution.
Name of Nominated Project _____________________________________________________________________________________
Award Category ________________________________________________________________________________________________
Project Address ___________________________________________________________ City _________________________________
Nominated By ___________________________________________ Phone ________________________________________________
Submittal Contact _______________________________________ Phone ________________________________________________
Company _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address _________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Email ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Copies of this form are acceptable. If you have questions, please contact Karla Keller Torp at (952) 888-3490.
MINNESOTA SHOPPING CENTER ASSOCIATION
8120 Penn Avenue South, Suite 464
Bloomington, MN 55431
phone:
fax:
web:
952-888-3491
952-888-0000
msca-online.com