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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (110078)	3/14/2008 5:13:17 PM
From: Perspective	Read Replies (6) of 306849

Is there a Commercial Real Estate Crash Index thread yet? Man, reading this Mish post makes me think I need to start leaning against the sector heavily - it's a month old, but still relevant: minyanville.com Rob Plaza, Senior Equity Analyst for retail stocks at Zacks Investment Research: ... For the next decade, retailers are not going to have to open a brand new store because there's going to be so many empty ones that need to be filled." Store Closings * Movie Gallery closing another 400 stores * Charming Shoppes (CHRS) closing 150 stores and cutting expansion plans by 50% * Starbucks (SBUX) closing 100 stores and slowing expansion plans by 34% * Ann Taylor (ANN) shuttering 117 stores and slowing store growth * Boston Market evaluating its real estate opportunities * Buffet Holdings sorting out its underperformers * Sprint Nextel (S) closing 125 stores and 4,000 distribution points * Cost Plus World Market closing 18 stores * Liz Claiborne (LIZ) closing 54 Sigrid Olsen stores * New York & Company (NWY) axing the Jasmine Sola brand and its 32 stores * Ethan Allen (ETH) closing 12 stores * PacSun (PSUN) closing all of its 173 demo stores * Talbots (TLB) exiting its kids and men's lines through closure of 78 stores * Rite Aid (RAD) exiting Nevada by closing 28 stores * Macy's (M) closing nine stores * Krispy Kreme (KKD) expecting many franchisees to close stores * Kirkland's Home (KIRK) likely closing 130 stores * CompUSA's remaining 103 stores being disposed of. * Rent-A-Center (RCII) closing 280 stores * Sofa Express closing 44 stores in bankruptcy * 84 Lumber closing 12 stores * Home Depot (HD) closings some call centers * Levitz Furniture disposing of 76 stores in bankruptcy * Pep Boys (PBY) closing 31 stores * Lifetime Brands (LCUT) closing 30 stores * Big A Drugs liquidating its 21 stores `BC

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