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Posted: July 22, 2009
Waterstone Retail Development www.waterstoneretail.com
Waterstone Retail Development is a national real estate development, acquisition, and management company specializing in the creation and repositioning of shopping centers throughout the United States. While 'local' in service, we're 'national' in scope. Based in New England, Waterstone focuses on grocery-anchored power and non-traditional specialty centers located in the Northeast, Florida, Carolinas, New Jersey, Tennessee, Alabama, and other attractive markets throughout America.
Our strategy includes ground-up new development, acquiring stabilized assets, and purchasing retail centers in need of repositioning/redevelopment. We 'build to own' and have a long-term-hold strategy with each shopping center in our portfolio.
The principals of Waterstone - Neal Shalom and Josh Levy - represent over 50 years of experience and over 40 million s/f of real estate ownership nationwide.
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