REAL ESTATE

The 340,000-sq.-ft. project that promises to be New York City’s first and only outlet center when it opens in 2018 is 70% leased, according to developer BFC Partners.

One of the more high-flying mixed-use projects in the nation is poised to spread its wings over Northeastern Kansas.

An athletic retailer is planning more store closures.

Multifamily live-work-play projects continue to pump new life into American downtowns, but their eventual success is dependent on developers curating the right retail for the right place.

Best Buy is getting out of the mobile phone store business.

Bachrach is winding down its business — for good.

In an unusual bit of mass-recruiting, CBRE has hired away a 48-person team of commercial real estate pros from Transwestern to boost its already robust New England operation.

Has the retail apocalypse cometh? Nay, says research company MSCI — at least not for investors with an eye for the right property.