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  • Kate Spade Outlet debuts in Philly

    Kate Spade Outlet’s first Philadelphia store opened this week at PREIT and Macerich’s new Fashion District on Market Street.
  • Macerich posts positive Q1 results through February

    Macerich put a positive spin on its first-quarter financial results by cutting the period short in reporting some measures.
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  • New Philly mall draws some five million in first five months

    Shopping and movie-going appear to have come back to Center City Philadelphia in a big way, according to a report from PREIT.
  • New concept makes it easier for online retailers to get physical

    One of the nation’s leading mall owners and developers is looking to give emerging e-commerce brands a jump-start on entering brick-and-mortar retail.
  • Macerich and Simon team up on L.A. luxury outlet center

    Two of the biggest names in malls are getting together on a Los Angeles outlet center that they hope will attract “the most affluent” locals and tourists.
  • Macerich CEO Coppola announces his retirement

    Art Coppola, one of the founding partners of the Macerich Company, has announced he will retire as its chairman and CEO.
  • Macerich expands ‘Santa HQ’ to five more malls

    Macerich’s tech-driven, HGTV-sponsored Santa Claus experience will be expanded to five properties in California, Chicago, and metro New York this Christmas season.   Kids can download an Elf-Ray Vision app to their smartphones—or used a provided tablet — to explore “Santa HQ” in 3D, take an Elfie Selfie to insert themselves in a customized holiday video, or test their gift-worthiness on the Naughty or Nice O’Meter. A 10,000-bulb synchronized light show at the attraction plays the Carol of the Bells.
  • New J.C. Penney location emerges in San Bernardino

    In an age when mall owners’ overriding challenge is what to do with the space left by departed department stores, one 50-year-old center in California landed a new one.   Penney last week opened a 119,000-sq.-ft. location at Inland Center in San Bernardino, joining co-anchors Macy’s, Sears, and Forever 21. The fully renovated space it occupies was last home to Gottshalks.   
  • Macerich opens its rebuilt San Francisco ‘fortress’

    It was already generating $700 per square foot in revenue, but Broadway Plaza in San Francisco’s East Bay got a complete makeover from owner Macerich that was unveiled last week. Fireworks and a performance by Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray accompanied the ribbon-cutting.   Gross leasing area was expanded to beyond 900,000 sq. ft. and more than 50 new stores inhabit the open-air center that debuted in 1951. Nordstrom, Neiman-Marcus, and Macy’s anchor the plaza that Macerich has owned for the last 30 years.  
  • Three more retailers commit to Green Acres Commons

    Macerich’s new outdoor shopping complement to Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream, N.Y., just got three steps closer to a full house for its planned grand opening this fall. 24-Hour Fitness, Sonic Drive-In, and Ulta Beauty have all committed to space at Green Acres Commons, a 335,000-sq.-ft. retail center.  
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