Schimenti Construction’s work at Hudson Yards highlights higher-end retailAbout 10% of the higher-end retail shops open at the new Hudson Yards on Manhattan’s Far West Side were built by one general contractor. Opinion: A brand strategist takes on Hudson YardsMore than ever, leading developers are harnessing the power of brand to articulate, convey and evoke expectations for their experiences. North Carolina center signs anchors for phase two A 22,000-sq.-ft. HomeGoods, and a 6,139-sq.-ft. Rack Room Shoes will anchor phase two of New Bern Marketplace, in New Bern, N.C. Godiva set to debut café concept in the U.S. Godiva is extending its push into the café business to the United States. Take a look inside ‘the most interesting store in the world’ Showfields, which bills itself as “the most interesting store in the world,” has opened in downtown Manhattan. RH not as bullish amid down trends in high-end housing market; cuts outlook The luxury home furnishings retailer reported mixed fourth-quarter results on Friday, with disappointing revenue and better-than-expected earnings. Barneys denies report it is downsizing flagship Barneys New York has no plans to change the size of its famed nine-level flagship in Manhattan. Amazon gives a big boost to tech in Austin Amazon plans to expand one of its North American tech hubs, creating 800 jobs in the process. Untuckit continues to expand store footprint A fast-growing digitally native brand is stepping up its presence in Simon malls. What’s In Store? The Future of Large-Box Retail as the New Town Center As it becomes less important for consumers to be present at a physical location to shop, retailers will look to multi-purpose real estate development. First Previous 346 347 348 349 350 Next Last
