A developer of the Four Bridges community, the visionary behind Liberty Center and a leader of Premier Health are all being honored for their efforts to improve their communities.

Restaurants have long served as critical components in the experiential equation of Steiner + Associates town centers. “Eating out is in,” said Yaromir Steiner. “Whether it is a chef-driven concept or a fast-casual restaurant, dining is an inherently social activity that elevates the destination status of a community, drives traffic and captures coveted discretionary dollars.

Regarded as one of the brightest and most creative thinkers and planners in the country, Yaromir Steiner recently presented an ICSC continuing education workshop titled Reinvention: Property Redevelopment and Repositioning.

This year’s State of the Region report, to be released today, says new projections based on recent population shifts and building trends show the overall population in the region perhaps nearing 3 million in 34 years.

At a time when attracting traditional department store anchors to a new or existing project is more difficult than ever before, one category that has continued to emerge as the next generation “anchor” is restaurants.

Steiner + Associates CEO Yaromir Steiner will once again be teaching at ICSC’s University of Shopping Centers at the Wharton School of business at the University of Pennsylvania this year.

“A sitting governor running for president of the United States. The first Gen Xer to lead the region’s largest business group…”

Technological innovations are becoming an increasingly integral part of the mixed-use landscape
At some of the most innovative and inspiring commercial landscapes around the country, new technologies are becoming an important piece of the visual and experiential fabric.

Yaromir Steiner spoke at ULI Indiana’s signature event on Monday December 7th.

Change for Charity, Steiner + Associates’ innovative and wildly successful community outreach and charitable giving program, recently celebrated its fifteenth anniversary, and the groundbreaking initiative shows no signs of slowing down.