Tenant Update

Assembly Row, the first-class downtown that Federal retail built en masse in the Boston suburb of Somerville, is making big additions to its restaurant contingent.

Restaurants that couldn’t make it through the pandemic at a high-end mixed-use community in Charleston ended up making it easier for new restaurants to start cooking.

The nation’s largest retail and entertainment complex kicked off the new year with 10 new additions to its lineup.

The Omicron variant has stalled the nation’s return to health, yet retailers are returning to bricks-and-mortar in very healthy numbers.

If malls are dying, why are so many new tenants taking space in them?

Ever been to a convenience store without refrigerators? A pizza shop without an oven? An ice cream store without freezers?

The owners of a mall in Fargo, N.D., claim to have hit a record sales per sq. ft. number in 2021. Now they look to take it higher after taking possession of a closed anchor.

Stores can expect to see more and more co-tenants from the medical community in the coming years, according to a survey of 179 European and American real estate pros conducted by Duff & Phelps.

Eighteen months after its last convocation, the retail real estate industry’s RECon show reopened this week in Las Vegas.

Highlights of JLL’s “Retail Recovery” report released as the ICSC’s big RECon show—canceled last May—opened this week in Las Vegas.