REAL ESTATE

Done Deal: Acquisition of Forever 21 finalized

It’s a new day, hopefully, for Forever 21.

5 Unknowns of Retail Development Leading to Success

In today’s market, no two retail development transactions are alike. Every development project and tenant client have their own challenges; whether it is obtaining variances, creating site accessibility, or assembling land to create a development site.

U.K. retailer Wren Kitchens to open U.S. stores

A company that describes itself as the U.K.’s fastest-growing bricks-and-mortar retailer is expanding to the U.S. market.

New report by Placer.ai shows Walmart’s growing strength

In the world of offline retail, there is no matching the juggernaut that is Walmart.

At Home Group continues store expansion

At Home Group Inc. is keeping itself busy in February.

Natural Life to expand via franchising

Natural Life is looking to roll out its unusual store concept.

Judge signals approval of Forever 21 sales to mall giants

Forever 21’s sale to two of the nation’s largest mall operators for the modest sum of $81 million is almost a done deal.

Rodd & Gunn in store expansion mode

Rodd & Gunn has its sights set on expanding in the U.S.

New art walk at Butler Town Center to come alive in 3D

Leon Keer, a world-renowned Dutch artist specializing in 3D street art, is creating a mural for Butler Town Center, in Gainesville, Fla. – and guests won’t believe their eyes.

Online health/wellness brand to open at Westfield World Trade Center

Elysium Health is making the leap to brick-and-mortar.

Simon & Taubman: New-age pressures force marriage of old rivals

Simon’s 2003 attempt to take over Taubman Centers, a failed bid that set the big mall owners at odds ever since, has culminated in a merger forced by conditions of the times.

Topgolf to roll out open-concept venue complete with backyard games

Topgolf keeps changing its game.

Under Armour warns of big sales hit from coronavirus; may not open NYC flagship

Under Armour swung to a loss in its fourth quarter and warned that it expects first-quarter sales declines of $50 million to $60 million, mostly due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak in China.

Retail start-up Showfields to open second location

Showfields is dropping anchor in Miami.