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  • Gourmet gifting retailer will ‘pop up’ in more locations for the holidays

    Harry & David is bolstering its store fleet for the upcoming holiday season.

  • Perfumania's bankruptcy plan gets court approval

    Perfumania Holdings received legal approval to move forward with its reorganization strategy.

  • Phillips Edison forms $4 billion grocery-focused REIT

    Phillips Edison, one of the nation’s largest owners and operators of grocery-anchored shopping centers, has formed a new $4 billion REIT focused on this still-growing sector of physical retail.

  • This private equity giant is sticking with retail

    At a time when most private equity firms are growing increasingly cautious about investing in retail, one firm is going against the grain.   Sycamore Partners is raising its biggest-ever fund, which it will use to invest primarily in retail, CNBC reported. The firm is looking to raise between $3 billion and $4 billion, according to the report.    The news comes a month after Sycamore closed on its $6.9 billion acquisition of Staples, which it is splitting into three parts.  

  • Joplin power center changes hands

    Chase Properties has acquired North Point Shopping Center in Joplin, Missouri, from Kimco Realty Corp.

  • Fast-growing organic grocer sets 2018 store openings

    Sprouts Farmers Market is in expansion mode.    Sprouts Farmers Market announced it will open nine new locations in the first quarter of 2018. In total, the natural and organics grocer will open approximately 30 new stores across the country in 2018.  

  • Report: Online giant has its eye on some French supermarkets

    Amazon is exploring its next grocery opportunity — but not in the United States.    The online giant is looking for physical store locations in France, especially Paris. French newspaper Le Monde, which first broke the story, said Amazon has approached various French supermarket operators — including Groupe Casino, Intermarche and Systeme U — about setting up distribution deals or making an acquisition in the country, according to CNBC.  

  • Refinanced Boulder center opens with 90% occupancy

    NewMark Merrill Mountain States this week issued a double-barreled press release: It closed on a $62 million refinancing of the Village at the Peaks and opened the Boulder-area center at close to 90% capacity.   The $100 million, 442,000-sq.-ft. had been under development for five years in a public/private partnership between NewMark Merrill and the city of Longmont. New financing was provided by Allianz Real Estate of America.  
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