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  • DRE inks three retail leases in Hampton Roads

    Virginia Beach, Va. -- Divaris Real Estate has leased three retail spaces at shopping centers in Hampton and Virginia Beach.

    Bank of America renewed its 6,000–sq.-ft. lease in Willow Oaks Village Square in Hampton.

    Bruegger’s Bagels leased 2,400 sq. ft. in Southgate Commons in Virginia Beach. Also in Southgate Commons, Anthony Vince Nail Spa has taken 2,597 sq. ft.

    A member of Realty Resources and the Virginia affiliate for The CORE Network, DRE represented the landlords in these transactions.

     

  • Cameron Chase Village Center now 100% leased

    Ashburn, Va. -- Two new tenants have leased the last 3,500 sq. ft. available at Cameron Chase Village Center, according to The Rappaport Cos., the broker representing the landlord.

    Sharp Line Cuts Barber Shop took 1,400 sq. ft., and sit-down restaurant Sushi Noshi signed on for 2,100 sq. ft. Both plan to open in the fall.

     

  • RED Legacy hires business development exec

    Kansas City, Kan. -- Stacy Scheelk has signed on as senior director of new business development with RED Legacy. An accredited Certified Marketing Director, Scheelk’s responsibilities include developing partnerships, securing sponsorships, creating specialty retail and increasing ancillary income.

    She comes to RED Legacy from CBL & Associates Properties where she most recently served as regional director of brand development.

     

  • Marcus & Millichap: Improving retail real estate outlook

    Calabasas, Calif. -- Broader regional economic growth and improved consumer and retailer finances bode well for retail real estate investments in well-located properties, according to “The Retail Outlook” from Marcus & Millichap Research Services’ second quarter 2013 mid-year outlook for the national retail market and U.S. economy.

  • Sears Canada executes landlord transactions on two stores

    Toronto -- Sears Canada Inc. will enter into a series of transactions related to two stores within shopping centers co-owned by Oxford Properties Group and Alberta Investment Management Corporation that give the co-owners the right to require Sears Canada to vacate the properties by March 2014. The transactions, valued at $191 million, affect stores at the Yorkdale Shopping Centre in Toronto and at Square One Shopping Centre in Mississauga.

  • Growth accelerating at Restoration Hardware

    An astonishing 41% first quarter same store sales increase at Restoration Hardware propelled the company to significantly improved profitability and made the specialty retailer an increasingly desirable tenant.

  • REI to open two new locations in spring 2014

    Seattle -- Outdoor retailer REI announced Thursday it will open two new stores in the spring, one in Flagstaff, Ariz., and the other in Columbus, Ohio.

  • Microsoft to open Windows in-store shops in Best Buy

    Redmond, Wash. -- Microsoft Corp. on Thursday announced that it plans to open 500 “Windows Store” shops in 500 Best Buy stores across the country and in more than 100 Best Buy and Future Shop locations in Canada. The roll out will launch in late June, lasting through September.

    The in-store shops will sell exclusively Windows-based tablets and computers and other Microsoft products, with support from dedicated staff, in an interactive environment.  

  • CineBistro’ dinner-and-a-movie signs up for Liberty Center

    Cincinnati -- Cobb Theatres’ CineBistro will co-anchor Cincinnati’s 1.1 million-sq.-ft. Liberty Center with Dillard's, according to center developers Steiner + Associates and Bucksbaum Retail Properties. The developers plan to announce a third anchor in coming weeks.

    CineBistro was recently named as “one of eight theatres redefining the movie-going experience” by Entertainment Weekly.

  • Karate 4 Kids Martial Arts to relocate to Plaza Del Oro

    Tucson -- Lifetime Martial Arts #1 is relocating Karate 4 Kids Martial Arts to Plaza Del Oro Shopping Center. The new location will open in mid-June.

    Commercial Retail Advisors represented the tenant and CBRE represented the shopping center.
     

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