REAL ESTATE

True Religion exits bankruptcy — again

True Religion has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the second time in less than three years.

AMC to re-open in New York and have 90% of its theaters in operation

Governor Andrew Cuomo’s okaying of movie theater openings has AMC Entertainment opening a dozen theaters in New York State this week and several more by Oct. 23.

Hudson’s Bay launches business to maximize value of real estate assets

Hudson’s Bay Company has taken another step towards unleashing the full potential of its real estate and investments business.

P.F. Chang’s expanding new take-out concept

P.F. Chang’s is expanding its new format dedicated exclusively to take-out customers.

Store closings slowed down in September and October

As COVID-19 cases scaled up during the month of May, 1,385 stores taking up 40 million sq. ft. closed for good in the United States.

Amazon opening three Kansas supply chain facilities

Amazon’s plans for Kansas include two new one million-sq.-foot fulfillment centers.

Large solar power projects go live at three Westfield centers

Two shopping centers in California and one in New Jersey now rank among the country’s most environmentally-conscious retail destinations.

Report: Target planning more stores on Long Island

Target Corp. is reportedly expanding its presence on New York’s Long Island.

Westfield event puts the heart into the holidays for charities and guests

For just $10, guests at Westfield malls can buy a digital “VIP Kind Pass” to receive $20 off, free gift, and BOGO offers and aid-worthy charities at the same time.

Connecticut’s largest mall will live on, says owner

Following a Planning and Zoning Board vote that rejected Centennial’s plan to add luxury apartments to its Connecticut Post Mall in Milford, Conn., the fate of the state’s largest mall was in question.