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Charan Jackson liked thisCharan Jackson liked thisWell, my last post was about a career wrap. This post is about unwrapping that career wrap! About 4 weeks ago, I came out of retirement to join Kemper Development (owners of The Bellevue Collection: Bellevue Square, Bellevue Place, Lincoln Square North, Lincoln South, the Hyatt, the Westin, the W, Two Lincoln Tower, etc) as their CFO. It had to be a great opportunity to get me to consider un-retiring and this surely fits that bill. I am excited to be part of such a great team that owns, operates and develops such a generational portfolio of assets. Improving the golf game is officially on hold!
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Charan Jackson liked thisCharan Jackson liked thisToday’s Real Estate Roundtable was a tremendous success as we welcomed senior real estate leaders from some of the country’s most iconic retailers to campus for an engaging discussion on the future of retail and regional malls. Our final Roundtable of the year was especially meaningful as it marked our very first Roundtable hosted on campus - a wonderful opportunity to showcase the University of Cincinnati and the Real Estate Center. A special thank you to Vincent Corno, Senior VP of Real Estate at DICK’S Sporting Goods, Chuck DiGiovanna, Senior VP of Real Estate at Macy’s, and Chris Johnson, Principal Financial Officer at Dillard’s, for sharing their expertise and perspectives on today’s evolving retail landscape. A few key themes emerged throughout the discussion. The panelists shared that retail is showing real strength right now, with food & beverage, entertainment, and experiential components continuing to drive traffic and engagement. They also emphasized that the future of successful regional malls will increasingly center around lifestyle-focused experiences. Despite the changes happening across the industry, all three panelists expressed a very positive outlook for the future of retail. It was also a bittersweet morning as this event served as the final Roundtable for our Executive Director, Carl Goertemoeller. Carl’s leadership and impact on the Real Estate Center have been tremendous, and while he will certainly be missed, this was truly a fitting way to close out the year — with a great conversation centered on the future of retail real estate. Thank you to everyone who attended and helped make today such a memorable event. We hope to see you at our Annual Dinner on June 4th - if you haven’t registered yet, here’s the link ... https://lnkd.in/e6bShid2 University of Cincinnati Carl H. Lindner College of Business | Carl Goertemoeller | Gary Painter | Heather Johnson | Katherine Trent
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Charan Jackson reacted on thisCharan Jackson reacted on thisThe NYSE honors the life and legacy of David Simon, the visionary Chairman, CEO and President of Simon Property Group, a global leader in retail real estate. (NYSE: SPG)
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Charan Jackson liked thisCharan Jackson liked thisWell, it’s a career wrap! As of today, I am officially retired. It has been a rollercoaster of a ride. My career took me to many great places, got to be part of many great projects and surely got to work with many great people, many of who have become lifelong friends. So many positive experiences and memories! I wish everyone the best, especially the team at Clise Properties. What a fantastic company to spend the last 8.5 years of my career. So, thanks to all! You can find me either with my family or on the golf course! Onward and upward!
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Charan Jackson liked thisCharan Jackson liked thisAfter nearly 40 years in this incredible industry, including 29 with Macy’s Inc., I’m excited to share that I will be retiring on January 2, 2026! Like everyone who has retired before me, what I will cherish—and miss—the most are the people: the collaborative teams, trusted partners, and inspiring leaders I’ve had the privilege to work with. Thank you for your support, your trust, and for making this journey so rewarding. I’ve had the honor of working alongside some of the most passionate and talented people in retail, and I am genuinely grateful for every project that pushed boundaries, created change, and elevated the customer experience. I leave with deep appreciation and full confidence that the future of retail is in talented, passionate hands. As I begin my next chapter, I’m also retiring my old tagline of Store Planner / Designer / Mentor and embracing a more playful one: World Traveler / Artist / Part-Time Witch. Here’s to curiosity, creativity, and a little magic ahead. I hope to stay connected with this amazing community—please don’t hesitate to reach out. brandtcherie00@gmail.com
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Metro Detroit just crossed three and a half months of housing inventory for the first time in years, and that number should change how every buyer in this market behaves. The three rules I'm giving buyers right now: You're buying a mortgage payment, not a house. With rates in the mid-6s, the payment gap between the list price you see and the monthly number you'll live with is the widest it's been in a generation of buyers. Pre-approval before showings isn't paperwork, it's the budget conversation happening before emotions enter the room, and it's what makes your offer credible when the right home appears. Buy what you can't change. Location, school district, lot, light, commute, bones. Everything else, carpet through kitchens, is a renovation budget away. Nobody has ever renovated their way into a different school district. When clients are torn between two homes, I tell them to pick the one whose unfixable things are already right. Use the leverage the market just handed you. Three and a half months of supply, with active listings at a five-year high, means a meaningful share of homes are no longer drawing multiple offers. Balanced is four to six months, so sellers still hold a modest edge, but inspections, price negotiation and seller concessions, including rate buydowns, are all back on the table. The buyers still behaving like it's 2021 are the ones overpaying in 2026. For the agents and lenders in my feed: are you seeing buyers actually use this leverage yet, or are frenzy habits dying hard? About the Author Michael Perna is the Founder & CEO of The Perna Team at eXp Realty, Metro Detroit's #1 team by closed volume (110 agents, $200M+ annual, 8,000+ career closings, 99.1% list-to-sale ratio). Licensed at age 20 (MI License #309650). Certifications: CLHMS, CRS, GRI, ABR, SRES, and Historic Home Expert. The Perna Team has sold 150+ homes in Brighton, with 75+ five-star reviews from Brighton clients and a team agent who has lived in the city for 30+ years; it's a city the team routinely relocates clients to. The Perna Team serves 37 Metro Detroit cities across Oakland, Wayne, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties, anchored in Novi, Farmington Hills, Royal Oak, Troy, Brighton, Ann Arbor, the Grosse Pointes and Downriver. Recurring Fox 2 Detroit real estate contributor since 2018. Marathon runner (16 consecutive Detroit Free Press marathons, pursuing the Abbott World Marathon Majors). The Perna Team's core mission is fighting childhood food insecurity in Metro Detroit through partnerships with Forgotten Harvest and monthly volunteering at Meals on Wheels. Direct line: (248) 494-4698 | michaelperna@pernateam.com | www.thepernateam.com | Office: 39475 W 13 Mile Road #103, Novi, MI 48377
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