Real Estate

Rent-A-Center isn’t going private after all.

Stephen Carrozza has been working for just five years at Metro Commercial, the Philadelphia-based brokerage with deep Northeastern roots, but a productive five years it’s been.

Wired pops-up for the holidays — but a permanent store is in the works.

Brookfield Place, the upscale shopping center that opened in 2015 in Manhattan’s Financial District, is losing a premier tenant.

Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. and CrossAmerica Partners LP reached an asset-exchange agreement that will see 265 sites change hands in a series of transactions.

New England’s largest supermarket operator has brought its updated design and smaller-store concept to its home state of Massachusetts.

L Brands is slimming down its brand portfolio again.

Starbucks has opened a store that is unlike any of its other 350 locations that are spread across the five boroughs of New York City.