Brookfield Properties

Can a dying mall rise again? Trademark's Terry Montesi says yes.

Sephora customers in Houston now have a new hurry-up method to pretty-up.

Unable to fill a 300,000-sq.-ft. space left vacant by Macy’s, Brookfield Properties has given up its attempt to save Water Tower Place, the first indoor mall built in Chicago.

Shopping center operators continue partnering with providers of buy now, pay later flexible installment payments.

In the 1980s, Rouse’s Harborplace development in Baltimore was a model “festival marketplace” copied by declining downtowns across the country. This year, however, its mall will be closing.

The Mall in Columbia, built as the social centerpiece of James Rouse’s master-planned community of Columbia, Md., is celebrating its 50th Anniversary.

A congresswoman representing a suburban Atlanta district has introduced a bill that would help communities redevelop failing malls.

A new entertainment concept that combines tech-infused mini-golf with food and drink and whose creators include the co-founders of Topgolf is plotting its U.S. expansion.