The Registry Magazine—Monthly Columns by John McNellis

McNellis on Governance: Rescue Our Horse
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Working Without a Net Worth
Cash flow is real estate’s real value. -click here to read-

Lies, Damn Lies and the IRR
Caveat emptor. -click here to read-

Brokers with Principals
Give a little to get a lot. -click here to read-

Monogamy and Its Downside
Bankers like exclusivity, but developers should be less enamored. -click here to read-

Let Us Now Praise Famous Architects
And let us remind not-so-famous developers to seek business counsel elsewhere. -click here to read-

There's No Place Like Home
As good times roll back around, real estate investors should take stock of the foibles of our past and resolve not to repeat them. -click here to read-

Through a Glass Darkly
Views of the skeptical optimist. -click here to read-

Lords of the Pipeline
The worst is over and recovery begins. -click here to read-

Da to Kapital
Retail landlord finds hope amidst the rubble. -click here to read-

A Deal Runs Through It
Fishing for deals proves to be a popular sport across the country. -click here to read-

March Madness
While St. Patrick may have driven the snakes out of Ireland all by himself, it took a team effort—a global economic collapse actually—to clear out the ICSC's annual retail conference here on St. Patrick’s Day. -click here to read-

News

Working lunch with Beth Walter
Comstock’s Magazine Feature April 2011 -click here to read-

Alma Plaza Razed
An article about John McNellis's search for a grocer and home builder. -click here to read-

Giving to Reed
John McNellis's address to the Parent Council at Reed College. -click here to read-

A Growing Tradition
An article from Reed College's newletter about the increase in Parent Giving. -click here to read-

The Art of Self Reliance
A Registry Magazine Interview with John McNellis. -click here to read-

Bear Backer Spotlight
John and Michele McNellis spread their love for Cal Bears. -click here to read-

A Convenience Center in an Inconvenient Spot
John writes a guest opinion column about The Alma Plaza project. -click here to read-

Council adds more commercial space to Alma Plaza
Developer John McNellis agrees to swap another house for more commercial footage and larger grocery store. -click here to read-

Santa Cruz County Approves Development on Home Depot Site
John McNellis proposes tearing down the old Kmart on 41st Avenue and building a new building, complete with garden center and display mezzanine. In addition to Best Buy signing on for space in the Center, McNellis confirmed that negotiations are underway to add a Starbucks coffee shop as well. -click here to read-