Convenience Stores

Amazon is continuing to expand its high-tech grocery format with a new location in California.

Gelson’s Markets, which will celebrate its 70th anniversary this July, is being sold to a Japanese company looking to expand its fledgling U.S. footprint.

In the 40 years since its beginnings in Tulsa, Stan Johnson Company, a real estate investment brokerage, has done $40 billion worth of deals. 

Two prominent developers of outdoor shopping centers have made Barron’s annual list of the 10 Most Sustainable real estate investment trusts.

Walgreens is launching its third partnership with a major online delivery platform in less than a year.

In today’s challenging economic environment, fuel and convenience retailers face a critical inflection point. 

Increased demand and expanded capacity fueled growth for grocery delivery and pickup in January.

Six days. That’s how long it took to build the new Starbucks in Abbotsford, British Columbia (Canada). 

One of the special aspects of the retail real estate business is that major malls and shopping centers become local focal points in scores, or even hundreds, of communities.

Retail spending rose well ahead of expectations in January, boosted by a new round of stimulus checks.