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  • Rough quarter for Tailored Brands; restructuring deal with Macy’s

    The parent of Men's Wearhouse, Jos. A. Bank and other menswear brand reported lower sales in its fourth quarter amid soft traffic across its brands.    Tailored Brands reported sales of $793.3 million in the quarter ended Jan. 28, down from $826 million a year ago. The company closed 232 stores in 2016.    The company lost 62 cents a share in the quarter, more than expected, compared with a loss of $21.86 a share in the same period a year ago.   
  • Brickell City Centre unveils food hall design

    Miami’s recently opened Brickell City Centre has unveiled plans for La Centrale, the 38,000-sq.-ft. Italian food hall that figures to be the huge, mixed-use development’s answer to Eataly in Manhattan’s Chelsea district.  
  • Report: Grocer invests in new replenishment facility

    The Kroger Co. is preparing to break ground on its newest distribution center.   The grocer is investing $60 million in the 674,000-sq.-ft. depot, which will primarily be used to replenish Kroger’s direct-to-store distribution centers across the eastern half of the country, according to the Northern Kentucky Tribune.  
  • Brixmor buys grocery-anchored center in Ann Arbor

    Brixmor Property Group has purchased Arborland Center, a 404,000-sq.-ft. center in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for $102 million. The center is anchored by Kroger and Nordstrom Rack and is situated between the University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University.  
  • CBRE staffs up its Bay Area office

    CBRE made known its intent to make an aggressive push in San Francisco with its December hire of Matt Kircher, a veteran of Terranomics with more than 20 years of leasing experience in Northern California. This week CBRE filled out the new director of leasing’s executive staff.   Joining Kircher are first vice presidents Jessica Birmingham, Annie Prupas, and Katie Singer; vice president Drew Greenspan; associate broker Meaghan Haley; senior GIS specialist Gary Palubicki; and client services coordinator Andrea Chavez.
  • Dunkin’ Donuts expanding in the South

    Dunkin’ Donuts is growing its footprint in Alabama and Mississippi.   The chain signed development agreements with two franchise groups to develop 17 locations throughout the two states during the next several years.   Existing franchisee Birmingham Donut Holdings plans to develop nine new Dunkin' Donuts restaurants in Birmingham, Alabama.  The group currently operates 34 restaurants throughout Alabama and Florida.   
  • Brixmor buys grocery-anchored center in Ann Arbor

    Brixmor Property Group has purchased Arborland Center, a 404,000-sq.-ft. center in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for $102 million. The center is anchored by Kroger and Nordstrom Rack and is situated between the University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University.
  • Ethically-sourced Brilliant Earth expanding in brick-and-mortar

    Another online retailer has made the jump to the physical space.   Brilliant Earth announced plans to open three new locations, in San Diego, California; Washington, D.C.; and Denver, during the spring and summer. The new showrooms will join the retailer’s five other existing locations in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston and Chicago.  
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