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  • Inland acquires grocery-anchored Marketplace at Tech Center

    Newport News, Va. -- Inland Real Estate Income Trust announced the acquisition of the approximately 210,000-sq. ft. Marketplace at Tech Center, a newly constructed grocery-anchored power center, in Newport News, Virginia. Mark Cosenza, VP of Inland Real Estate Acquisitions facilitated the purchase of the property on behalf of Inland Income Trust.

  • Holiday scorecard Part II: More winners and losers revealed

    Another batch of retailers released holiday results this week and provided further evidence that an unusual blend of economic factors and evolving shopping behaviors made for a strange holiday season.

  • Young women’s apparel retailer files Chapter 11

    A decades-old apparel retailer finds itself no longer in fashion, undone by fast-fashion competition and a lack of e-commerce expertise.

    Joyce Leslie filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy court protection in White Plains, New York, and is a likely candidate for liquidation, Women’s Wear Daily reported. The chain, founded in 1945, operates 47 stores throughout the Northeast.

  • ICSC: Omnichannel wins, with physical stores at epicenter

    A just-released holiday survey reinforces the dominance of the omnichannel shopper.

    Nearly one-third (32%) of shoppers the past holiday season used the click and collect method – with 69% of these shoppers purchasing additional items in the store when they went to pick up the item and 36% making another purchase in an adjacent store, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers’ Holiday Consumer Purchasing Trends study.

  • Barnes & Noble names new head merchant

    Just a few days after reporting an increase in sales growth over the holiday season, Barnes & Noble has named a new head merchant.

    The company announced it has promoted Mary Amicucci to be its new CMO, effective immediately. Amicucci previously held the role of VP of Adult Trade & Children’s Books and will continue to report directly to Jaime Carey, COO.

  • Food, food and more food

    From food trucks to high-end restaurants and everything in between, dining has never been more essential to the shopping center experience.

    “E-commerce has made it more important for retail centers to enhance the experience,” said Terry Montesi, CEO, Trademark Property Co. And food works great with retail.”

  • Genesco lowers earnings forecast

    Genesco is lowering its earnings forecast for the fiscal year despite a 3% increase in same-store sales over the holiday period.

    The company said same-store sales increased 3% for the quarter-to-date period ended Jan.2. Sales for the company's e-commerce and catalog direct sales businesses increased 20% on a comparable basis for that period.

  • Cheap gas prices hurt Stage Stores sales

    The CEO of Stage Stores blamed warm weather and cheap gas prices for a drop in same-store sales over the holidays.

    The company said same store decreased 2.5% for the 10-week period ending Jan. 9.

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