5Qs for Inland’s Joe Cosenza on Bed Bath & BeyondExpanding retailers all seem eager to get hold of Bed Bath’s leases, but one longtime developer isn’t so sure. Pyramid restructures its loan on Poughkeepsie Galleria in New YorkThis follows three other refinancing deals struck by the big mall owner last year. Report: Retail jobs in NYC have decreased by 11% since 2020 And in the busy retail nexus of Manhattan, employee rosters have fallen by 20%. ‘Primania’ lands in western New York with Buffalo opening Primark continues its aggressive expansion in New York and New Jersey RH sets the bar high with European debut; opens in 400-year-old landmark estate RH (formerly Restoration Hardware) has made a show-stopping global debut with the UK opening of its most ambitious destination to date. Exclusive: Shein’s 2023 pop-up strategy kicks off in Las Vegas Shein is doubling down on its pop-up strategy as it looks to drive brand exposure and grow its audience. Signet Jewelers comp-sales fall 14%; to pilot new Jared, Kay concepts Signet Jewelers Ltd. reported declining first-quarter sales and cut its full-year guidance amid “increasing macroeconomic pressures” and a drop-off in engagements. Canada’s largest Asian grocery chain, T&T Supermarkets, to open first U.S. store A banner owned by Loblaw Companies is coming to the U.S. Esprit continues U.S. retail comeback Esprit is doubling down on its return to brick-and-mortar in the United States. Ashley’s newest pop-up hits the Santa Monica Pier Ashley, formerly Ashley Furniture, is putting a summertime spin on its newest pop-up installation. Made In Cookware expands in brick-and-mortar Made In Cookware (Made In) is bringing its premium ware directly to consumers. JLL: Entertainment brands will sign leases for 9MM sq. ft. through 2024 Negotiations will be tough, however. Tenant improvement allowances for some concepts go as high as $400 per sq. ft. First Previous 226 227 228 229 230 Next Last
