Failure on Hollywood’s Walk of FameThe Museum of Failure is one of three new tenants at Hollywood & Highland, a shopping-entertainment-dining center that neighbors TLC (formerly Grauman’s) Chinese Theater on Hollywood Boulevard. Swim school concept launches national expansionOnly lately have in-line shopping center tenants come to the realization that the traffic drawn by fitness operations merit the parking spaces they take up. Ross to open 100 stores in 2018 Ross Stores is not backing down from its aggressive expansion. Golf retailer increasing store count A retailer that specializes in premium golf club-fitting services is looking to increase its store footprint. Mall owner to acquire four Sears stores Washington Prime Group Inc. has signed an agreement to acquire four Sears stores in a sale-leaseback transaction. Supercenter retailer to try on smaller-store format Meijer is going urban. Hot Markets: Houston Not even a hurricane can stop retail growth north of Houston. Specialty retailer files for bankruptcy—again; looks for rent breaks A footwear chain specializing in comfort shoes has filed for Chapter 11 protection for the second time in about 10 years. A healthy mix of new formats, concepts Don’t be fooled: There is still plenty of life left in physical retail — and not just in the short term. The industry is ripe with new formats and concepts. On the Level: Enter the engagement space Is the golden age of shopping centers over in America? Or is the retail real estate industry poised for a transformative renaissance? First Previous 422 423 424 425 426 Next Last
