Development/Redevelopment

A specialty chain owned by Bed Bath & Beyond is growing its footprint in Canada.

Not even wolfsbane could keep Jeff Bezos from purloining customers from brick-and-mortar retailers, but a developer promises an Amazon-proof shopping center will open in Wildomar, Calif., this month.

Publix has acquired nine shopping centers where its supermarkets serve as anchors from DDRM Properties.

Starbucks has opened a one-of-kind location, tucked away in California’s Yosemite National Park.

Champs Sports, a division of Foot Locker, has unveiled its new Big Apple location, in Times Square.

Anybody interested in a pre-approved, 1.35 million-sq.-ft. development in the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale with the wonderfully catchy name of FATCity?

The Museum of Failure is one of three new tenants at Hollywood & Highland, a shopping-entertainment-dining center that neighbors TLC (formerly Grauman’s) Chinese Theater on Hollywood Boulevard.

Ross Stores is not backing down from its aggressive expansion.