REAL ESTATE

Kmart: And then there were…
A retailer that once had about 2,400 across the United States and is moving closer to being a relic of the past.
Walmart to expand supply chain infrastructure in Texas
Walmart is adding a new facility to its supply chain campus in Baytown, Texas.

New owners to turn Cincinnati’s first big mall into 76-acre mixed-use project

When it opened in 1960, Tri-County Shopping Center was the biggest mall built by Baltimore-based developer Joseph Meyerhoff and the Cincinnati metro’s first enclosed shopping space.
Southeastern Grocers to continue store expansion in Florida

Southeastern Grocers’ expansion in the Sunshine State will continue next year.
eBay debuts digital wallet; eyes revenue growth, secure storage

eBay is launching its first-ever digital wallet as it forecasts financial growth in the next two years and reveals plans for a massive storage facility.
Pilot Company launches $1 billion initiative to remodel stores nationwide

Pilot Company is giving its locations a complete overhaul — inside and out.
As e-commerce grows, Walmart plans more fulfillment centers

Walmart’s latest new piece of e-commerce infrastructure will be a facility in Pennsylvania.
McDonald’s temporarily closes hundreds of its restaurants in Russia

McDonald’s is temporarily going dark in a market where it has a large corporate-owned footprint and financial stake.
Gym traffic was back in the ring before taking a punch from Omicron

Gyms, like multiplex cinemas, saw their traffic rise to match the healthy levels of 2019 in December. Then Omicron arrived and set their game plans back.
Topgolf to open its 75th venue in California’s Inland Empire

Twenty-two years after it debuted in Watford, England, Topgolf will begin construction of its 75th target-golf entertainment center in Ontario, California.