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  • Mid-America Real Estate arranges three new leases

    Mid-America Real Estate announced three new retail leases recently signed.

    New Bohemi signed a lease for 4,209 sq. ft. at Eagan Towne Centre located in Eagan, Minnesota off of Interstate 35. The 153,781 sq. ft. center is anchored by Cub Foods, Big Lots and Dollar Tree.

    Title Boxing Club signed a lease for 3,495 sq. ft. at 55th and Lyndale located in Minneapolis. The 4,736 sq. ft. center is shadow-anchored by Walgreens, Midas, Enterprise and Kowalski’s.

  • Sam Edelman opens second West Coast store

    Sam Edelman continues to expand its West Coast retail presence.

    The footwear brand turned lifestyle retailer opened a 2,896- sq.-ft. store Westfield Valley Fair Mall in Santa Clara, Calif. The new location is the second in California, and the largest of all Sam Edelman stores, including those planned to open in the next year.

    Designed by Dagnell Folger of Architecture + Information, the store stays true to the Sam Edelman aesthetic with a mix of materials that includes reclaimed wood and raw concrete with rose-colored brass and black leather.

  • Same store sales drop 3.3% at Chico's

    Chico's FAS blamed the holiday calendar and a volatile stock market for its disappointing financial results in the third quarter.

  • Which retailer will dominate online holiday shopping?

    A familiar name factors heavily into the online holiday shopping plans of consumers.

  • CHERRY HILL MALL

    Project Owner: PREIT

    Company HQ: Philadelphia

    Project Location: Cherry Hill, New Jersey

    Project Size: 1.3 million sq. ft.

    Project Status: Open and operating

    Company Website: www.preit.com

  • THE COURT AT DEPTFORD

    Project Owner: DLC Management Corp.

    Company HQ: Tarrytown, New York

    Project Location: Deptford, New Jersey

    Project Size: 361,000 sq. ft.

    Project Status: Open and operating

    Company Website: www.dlcmgmt.com

  • Hitting a holiday reset

    Holiday is going to have a new look this year, as retailers take a different approach to the shopping season. As a result of consumers’ overwhelming focus on price, online shopping and free shipping incentives, retailers have been forced to rethink their strategies. As part of our ongoing series of retail industry surveys, HRC Advisory recently spoke with over a dozen top U.S. retailers to gauge what’s to come for the 2015 holiday season.

  • LEADERSHIP TRANSITION

    Taking the reins of Toys “R” Us in July 2015, new CEO and chairman David Brandon recognized one of the biggest challenges he faced would be inspiring others to execute his vision of what the company could be. The retailer had gone through a decade of leadership changes, and Brandon was well aware that frequent executive changes, strategic shifts and cost-cutting can cause stress and a lack of trust.

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