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  • Eight Changes That Will Impact the Retail Real Estate Industry

    The retail real industry has experienced its share of changes over the years, but nothing comes close to the transformation that it is currently undergoing.

    As the industry undergoes what the International Council of Shopping Centers calls one of the “most profound transformations” in its 60-year year history, the association has releases its Envision 2020 report, a collaborative initiative that outlines where the industry will be in five years according to leaders from around the globe.

  • Trademark launches micro-restaurant program to attract local entrepreneurs

    Fort Worth, Texas -- Trademark Property Co. is launching a micro-restaurant program dedicated to attracting unique restaurant concepts to Waterside in Fort Worth, Texas.

  • Technically Secure

    The October deadline for retailers to accept EMV (Europay, Mastercard, Visa)-compliant, chip-based payment cards or face increased fraud liability has placed payment card security in the industry headlines. While important, securing card-based payments at the store is one small facet of the huge undertaking retailers face in protecting their entire network.

  • What’s wrong with the retail industry?

    New rankings from the Great Places to Work Institute suggests the retail and consumer packaged goods are not good industries for women.

    The only retailers to make the institute’s top 100 list of best places for women to work were Build A Bear Workshop (10), The Container Store (27), Wegman’s (54) and L.L. Bean (84). The CPG industry fared even worse with not a single company included in the top 100.

  • THE SHOPS AT 1700 & RESIDENCES AT 1700

    Location: Minnetonka, Minnesota

    Size: 155,000 sq. ft.

    Owner: 1700 Plymouth LLC (a joint venture, including co-developers Paster Properties LLC and Bader Development LLC)

    Key Tenants: Signed lease with Highland Bank, and currently in negotiations with several retailers

  • Nordstrom Rack to relocate to expanded Serramonte Center

    Nordstrom plans to relocate its Nordstrom Rack store from 280 Metro Center to the redeveloped Serramonte Center in Daly City, California.

    The approximately 40,000-sq.ft. store is scheduled to open in fall 2017. The redeveloped property is owned by Equity One.

    Nordstrom will join fellow anchors Target, JC Penney, Macy's and Dick's Sporting Goods. The new location is just across Highway 280 from the current Nordstrom Rack.

  • Englewood Construction announces three new retail projects

    Englewood Construction has started working on three new ground-up retail projects.

    The national general contractor is building a Hobby Lobby in Beavercreek, Ohio; a PetSmart in Taylor, Michigan; and a Goodwill in Monroe, Connecticut.

    Englewood recently broke ground on a 55,000-sq.-ft. ground-up Hobby Lobby store in Beavercreek, Ohio. Slated for completion by the end of January 2016, the project will use tilt-up construction of masonry embossed panels. Tulsa, Oklahoma-based Robert Michael Hughes is the project architect.

  • Old Navy exec sets sail for Ralph Lauren

    Jill Stanton was named interim president of Old Navy after the top executive at Gap Inc.’s fastest growing division left the company to become CEO of Ralph Lauren.

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