Survey: Half of Americans would buy a house next door to a cannabis dispensaryWill traditional retail center tenants, too, welcome them as neighbors? 5Qs for Ron Goldstone on how municipalities impede retail’s redevelopmentLocal government officials want Target to fill that empty Walmart store, not a self-storage facility—but that’s unlikely to happen. Pep Boys’ shuttering of its auto parts business makes 81 storefronts available The auto service chain’s owner, Icahn Automotive, leased 109 such locations to Advanced Auto Parts last year. Mall Do’s & Don’ts: Create a city within a city In shopping centers, says URW development chief Geoff Mason, social interaction has become just as important for people as shopping. New York sees big increase in workers returning to offices A sharp rise of 12 percentage points moves the Big Apple ahead of San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia. Tanger increases its stock dividend by 10% based on strong leasing activity The outlet chain’s net operating income jumped by 7.4% in the first half; occupancy rate nears 95%. Scottsdale Fashion Square unveils designs for its second phase of renovation The elegant furnishings that lured 50 sumptuous brands to its new luxury wing will soon take up residence in its south wing. JLL’s retail real estate chief Greg Maloney to retire Longtime associate Kristin Mueller will replace him as president of the global real estate company’s retail division. Moody’s Analytics: To survive, malls must share in the risks of their tenants American malls must attain average sales per sq. ft. of at least $520 to stay in business—minus the sales of high-volume tenants like Apple and Lululemon. Iowa outlet center is now an “Outlet & Marketplace” Outlet centers that have longed relied on tourist trade are now homing in on regular business from locals. First Previous 13 14 15 16 17 Next Last
