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Steve Madden

  • First Look: bebe, New York City

    Nearly a year after it closed down its retail operation and shuttered its stores, bebe has re-emerged with a new “lifestyle” concept store.
  • Bids on Payless sites are being accepted until May 15

    Bids are being accepted on the leases for 425 Payless ShoeSource locations through May 15, according to RCS Real Estate Advisors, which has been retained to handle the disposition.   The stores range in size from 2,000 to 5,000 sq. ft. and are situated in both mall and street environments.   Payless this week filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, listing liabilities between $1 billion and $10 billion. It will continue to operate its business as usual at its nearly 4,000 other locations. 
  • Gracious Homes New York location up for grabs

    Gracious Homes’ lease on a 17,000-sq.-ft. store in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan is on the auction block.   The location, which has 70 ft. of frontage on 25th Street between Broadway and 6th Avenue is being made available at a “substantially below market” rate, according to Andy Graiser, co-president of A&G Realty Partners, which is handling the auction for the retailer that recently filed for bankruptcy protection.  
  • September 15 deadline set for bids on Hastings leases

    Bids to assume the leases of 120-plus Hastings Entertainment stores will not be accepted after Sept. 15, announced RCS Real Estate Advisors.   The chain’s inventory was earlier purchased by Hilco Merchant Resources and Gordon Bros. Retail Partners after the music, movie, and video game chain was unable to emerge from Chapter 11. Hastings Entertainment was founded in 1972 by Sam Marmaduke, who as head of Western Merchandisers first convinced Walmart to carry music and continued to supply the chain until 1994.  
  • Report: Bidder emerges for select Sports Authority stores

    So far, bidding on the 464 stores of bankrupt sporting goods retailer Sports Authority has been limited. According to Reuters, Dick’s Sporting Goods has placed a bid on 17 Sports Authority stores, with other bidders only attempting to purchase single locations. 
  • Target thinks outside the pencil case for back-to-school

    Target Corp. is looking to make getting ready for back to school quick and easy for families this autumn with an innovative new way to shop for school supplies.

    The retailer is launching a service called School List Assist. The online hub will offer a curated assortment of the most common K-8 supplies on the list and a convenient new way for guests to find what they need. Parents can purchase the school supplies their kids need and then pick them up in store or have them shipped to their homes.

  • A&G Realty Partners to manage bankruptcy sale of Alcoo Stores

    Melville, New York - A&G Realty Partners, a commercial real estate, advisory and investment group, has been retained by Alco Stores to manage the sale of approximately 200 Alco store locations, as well as the company’s former headquarters. The sale is a result of the retailer’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing on October 12, 2014.  
  • Brixmor makes strategic leasing hires

    New York City - Brixmor Property Group announced the hiring of Chardell Steves and Jerry Teitelbaum as VPs of Strategic Leasing for the West and North regions, respectively. Both seasoned mall leasing professionals, Steves joins Brixmor from General Growth Properties and Teitelbaum joins from Taubman Centers.

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