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- 6/24/2021
Hobby Lobby adds to Ohio presence with new store in the Columbus Metro
Hobby Lobby has some 900 stores spread across the United States, but its presence has been sparse in the state of Ohio. - 6/24/2021
Team esports concept from U.K. to open 500 locations in U.S. malls and centers
Belong Gaming Arenas, owned by top esports platform Vindex, has announced it will be opening 500 locations in malls and shopping centers in the United States. - 6/23/2021
At Home takes over former J.C. Penney site at Maryland mall
Heritage Partners has announced the lease of the entire 96,000-sq.-ft. former J.C. Penney site at its Woodmore Towne Centre in Glenarden, Maryland. - 6/22/2021
U.S. retailers need 330 million sq. ft. of DC space built in four years to meet demand
Just 190 million sq. ft. of industrial warehouse space is expected to be delivered this year and more than half of it is spoken for. - 6/22/2021
Beleaguered Buffalo mall rescued by small-mall redeveloper
Kohan Retail Investment Group has acquired McKinley Mall in Hamburg, N.Y., for a sale price of $8.5 million. - 6/21/2021
URW gives Broward Mall back to its lender
The Westfield Broward Mall in Plantation, Fla., once one of the most popular shopping destinations in the state, has been abandoned by Unibail Rodamco Westfield. - 6/16/2021
5Qs for Heather Crowell on reimagining the mall
Seven years before COVID-19 stalked open society and changed the game for owner-operators of shopping centers, CEO Joe Coradino began disposing of under-performing malls in PREIT’s portfolio and replacing traditional anchors with restaurant plazas and entertainment purveyors. - 6/16/2021
Dayton’s Project developer fights takeover attempt by lender
An office-and-retail makeover of the historic Dayton Dry Goods building in downtown Minneapolis has turned into a takeover—and the project’s developer intends to fight it. - 6/15/2021
27% of U.S. shopping centers are found in California, Texas, and Florida
There are 115,049 shopping centers in the United States and 27% of them can be found in its three most populous states: California, Texas, and Florida.