Articles

Commuter Sales: How Stopping and Shopping Can Work for Your Community
by Ian Todreas, Bernard Cahill, and Carol Todreas
(PDF Document, 584 kB)

Thornes Marketplace welcomes new stores, preps for the holidays
New England Real Estate Journal, Carol Todreas
(PDF Document, 1.9 MB)

To build or not to build? Should you really build a lifestyle center?
New England Real Estate Journal, Carol Todreas
(PDF Document, 83 kB)

Looking good - Retail opportunities abound; be open to new development and marketing ideas
New England Real Estate Journal, Carol Todreas
(PDF Document, 1.3 MB)

What Elements are essential for a successful retail project?
New England Real Estate Journal, Carol Todreas
(PDF Document, 345 kB)

Leasing Consultant point of view: Important Elements in urban retail  |  (continued)
New England Real Estate Journal, Carol Todreas
(PDF Documents, 123 kB and 690 kB)

 

News

Harvard Square Fashion Retailer MONELLA Opens in Thorne's Marketplace, Northampton, MA

Monella, a specialty fashion store for women, has its flagship store in Harvard Square and is owned and operated by retailer Haluk Ozek. The new store in Northampton...

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Todreas Hanley Associates Wins Planning Project of the Year

American Planning Association, Massachusetts Chapter, Planning Project Award, 2002

In Partnership with Larry Koff and Associates

Thorne’s Marketplace:  Re-Positioning a renovated 1980’s Multi-tenanted market

"Thorne’s marketplace, originally a classic small town department store in Downtown Northampton, was transformed in the 1980’s into an innovative multi-tenanted marketplace of thirty independent specialty retailers...."

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Revitalization of downtown Lowell becoming a reality

New England Real Estate Journal, Carol Todreas
"Lowell is moving ahead. Downtown revitalization is becoming a reality with the acceptance by the City of Lowell to execute a retail master plan for the downtown district. This plan is unusual. Instead of trying to re-tenant and rejuvenate the entire downtown, it calls for concentration of stores and..."
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A Master Plan for downtown Norwood: a brief case history

"Moving into the next millennium the vitality of the town center will be of considerable importance in sustaining property values. Trends point to more people working at home, greater traffic problems on major highways, continued time starvation, limited use of regional malls..."
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