DEVELOPMENT/REDEVELOPMENT

The nation’s largest shipping, postal, print and business services chain has gotten a makeover.

Target Corp. isn’t wasting any time rebuilding its Lake Street store (in Minneapolis) that was heavily damaged in the riots following the death of George Floyd.

Walmart is expanding its one-year-old freestanding health care format beyond its initial home base.

Shoppers and businesses in Manhattan have a new place to stock up on sanitizing and personal protection items. 

The Connecticut Post Mall in Milford lost its Sears and J.C. Penney and wants to fill those empty spaces with luxury apartments that owner Centennial thinks would fill a need in the community and save the property.

Apple has opened a store that sits on the waters of Marina Bay in Singapore.

Five Below has not slowed down its store growth.

Starbucks Corp. continues to expand its network of stores dedicated to supporting local economic growth.

Amazon has reportedly opened its second Amazon Go cashierless grocery store.

The Michaels Companies has debuted an enhanced shopping experience complete with a new layout, “inspiration hubs” and an innovative checkout design.