REAL ESTATE

What’s ahead for retail? Simple…just look to the past

Anne Mastin looks back on nearly four decades in retail real estate with the likes of L Brands and Easton Town Center and finds that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Boot Barn eyes Northeast with plans to double store count

Boot Barn sees plenty of room to grow its store count.

The Beatles are popping-up with a store in New York

The Beatles are getting on board the pop-up shop express.

5Qs for Dawn Stamper on how retail tenants should be treated

Phillips Edison's senior VP of customer experience says she hopes to emphasize the “neighbor” in neighborhood centers.

South Carolina’s 2nd largest mall to be redeveloped

Visitors to Myrtle Beach will soon be turning somersaults over what’s going on at the tourist town’s most popular mall.

Anchor Shops looks to help DTC brands go offline — with no big upfront expenses

A new startup wants to make it easy for digitally native brands to enter the physical space by significantly lowering the costs associated with customer acquisition, leasing and operating stores, shipping product and handling returns.

Chilling experience: Indoor ski slope opens at American Dream

As a group, retail real estate developers pooh-pooh the notion of physical retail going downhill — except, now, for one.

Owner of New York & Co. to close 27 stores in coming weeks; swings to Q3 loss

RTW Retailwinds is closing some stores as it continues to “actively evaluate” its store portfolio.

H-E-B targets South Austin for major expansion

H-E-B is expanding its presence in one of the fastest-growing markets in Texas.

Lord & Taylor in New York return — but only temporarily for now

Lord & Taylor is popping up in Manhattan for the holidays.

Tropical Smoothie Café targets big store expansion out West

Tropical Smoothie Café has its sights set on Colorado.

Target to set up shop in the heart of Times Square

Target Corp. is extending its presence in the Big Apple.

David Yurman debuts New York flagship

David Yurman has opened an expansive jewelry boutique — and the only family-owned business — on one of Manhattan’s most luxurious blocks.

These three brands accounted for 45% of visits made to off-price retailers in Q3

Off-price retail, the dominant segment in malls and shopping centers, is also dominated by three brands. Nearly 50% of customer traffic at off-price stores during Q3 moved through Kohl’s (15.4%), T. J.