REAL ESTATE

So many property owners and their tenants are struggling to stay in business, let alone cash-flow positive, through the COVID-19 crisis.

Texas reopened its economy on May 1, and some malls and stores in the state are following suit and reopening stores.  

At Home is reopening stores with a ‘two-carts apart’ mantra.

In a closely watched retail bankruptcy case, a federal judge has granted Modell’s Sporting Goods a second suspension of its bankruptcy proceedings amid the COVID-19 crisis.

One of the largest owners of outdoor retail centers in the United States is rolling out a curbside pickup program that it has trademarked and will roll out to its entire portfolio.

Macy’s Inc. is gearing up to reopen its stores, starting in the states where COVID-19 lockdown rules have been loosened.

Nail salons and barber shops have been given the approval to re-open in Georgia and Simon Property Group will be opening 49 malls and outlets the first week of May.

There are some major changes afoot — temporarily — as Starbucks Corp. ramps up to open its U.S. stores, which have been closed amid the COVID-19 outbreak.