DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION

Target Corp. is drawing on local artists to help celebrate a sense of community in its small-format stores.

Professionals, retailers and homeowners are the target of what is billed as the nation’s first chain in the architectural design and building permit category.

A new report looks to debunk the ongoing retail apocalypse narrative.

Foot Locker is thinking big.

A digitally native retailer owned by Walmart is expanding in brick-and-mortar at the nation’s second-largest shopping mall.

The North Face will update its store fleet with a new retail concept that reflects its outdoor and sustainable ethos.

Barneys New York filed for bankruptcy protection with a plan to shrink its store footprint as it looks to find a buyer to breath new life into its struggling operations.

Green Growth Brands is living up to its promise of rapid expansion.

Shopko has gone out of its business as a discounter, but its optical division is not only alive but expanding.

In the largest single-asset retail transaction to take place outside of Manhattan in nearly three years, Hollywood & Highland has been acquired by new owners with big plans.